6 httimed - Ashd handler expiration pipe
10 *httimed* [*-h*] [*-t* 'TIMEOUT'] 'CHILD' ['ARGS'...]
15 The *httimed* handler starts a single child handler which it passes
16 all request it receives unmodified, and in addition keeps track of
17 time and simply exits if no requests are received in a certain
18 interval, which might be useful for handlers which are only rarely
19 used and waste unproportionally much system resources if kept beyond
22 *httimed* is a persistent handler, as defined in *ashd*(7), and the
23 specified child handler must also be a persistent handler.
25 By default, *httimed* exits if it receives no requests in five
26 minutes, but the time interval can be specified using the *-t* option.
28 If the child handler exits, *httimed* exits as well.
35 Print a brief help message to standard output and exit.
39 Exit if no requests are received after 'TIMEOUT' seconds since
40 the last one. If *-t* is not specified, 'TIMEOUT' is five
45 Fredrik Tolf <fredrik@dolda2000.com>