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I'd like to restrict resources with Apache's RLimit* directives. For example, I've put

 

RLimitMem 32000000 32000000

 

in the global part of httpd.conf. However, I want to allow a few virtualhosts to exceed this 32M limit. But when I add a similar RLimitMem directive with 64M to the virtual host it still seems to fall back to the system wide setting. Is there a way to achieve this overriding? So it should be about whitelisting sites to allow more memory usage, not raising the global setting and limit all other virtualhosts.

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