Properties Specific to Oracle HTTP Server Instances Running on Linux and UNIX

You can configure properties for Oracle HTTP Server instances running on Linux or other UNIX like systems. These properties include restart-mode, stop-mode, and more.

Property	Description
`restart-mode`	Determines whether to use graceful or hard restart for the Oracle HTTP Server when configuration changes are activated. `restart-mode` accepts these values: restart graceful Default: graceful
`stop-mode`	Determines whether to use a graceful or hard stop when stopping Oracle HTTP Server. `stop-mode` accepts these values: stop graceful-stop Default: stop
`mpm`	Determines whether to use the prefork, worker, or event MPM for Oracle HTTP Server. `mpm` accepts these values: `prefork` `worker` `event` Default: `worker` for UNIX, `event` for Linux
allow-`corefiles`	Determines whether ulimit should be set to allow core files to be written for Oracle HTTP Server crashes. `allow-corefiles` accepts these values: yes no Default: no

Example

restart-mode = graceful
stop-mode = stop
mpm = worker
allow-corefiles = no