Hi, I have a zope backend running behind an Apache server. Up to now, I've been using the "standard" pcgi configuration. Here is my understanding of what's happening (correct me if I'm wrong): - When Apache gets a request, it calls pcgi-wrapper. If the pcgi_publisher process is running, pcgi-wrapper connects to it and gets the page. If pcgi_publisher is not running, pcgi-wrapper first starts pcgi_publisher and then connects to it and gets the page. Now, the problem I have with that is that pcgi_publisher is single-threaded. I have to run long-running background tasks at night to update my database, and I run them inside Zope. During that time, the site is unavailable because Zope is busy executing what should be a background task. The solution I want to use is to start Zope in multi-threaded pcgi mode, using the standard "Zope/start" script with the correct flags (-p) This works fine, as long as I manually execute the start script. But if Zope ever crashes, I would like Apache (maybe through pcgi-wrapper) to automatically restart Zope in multi-threaded pcgi mode, when someone requests a page. How can I achieve that ? Thanks. Rémi. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp