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mpm_event, mpm_worker: show ServerLimit in "scoreboard is full" log (… - #1017

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Merge f3d2667 from trunk (#1007):

Print the current ServerLimit value in the "scoreboard is full, not at MaxRequestWorkers" error, so admins know which value to raise. Also add the missing space after "MaxRequestWorkers." in mpm_event, and the same hint to mpm_worker, which did not have it.

PR 69462

(cherry picked from commit f3d2667)

Backport of #1007. BZ: https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=69462


[x] This PR does not report or address a security vulnerability (see SECURITY.md and https://www.apache.org/security/#reporting-a-vulnerability).
[x] Code follows the httpd style guide.
[x] New log messages (level debug or higher) use an empty APLOGNO() tag (not applicable -- reuses the existing APLOGNO 03490/00288 tags on these pre-existing log lines).
[x] If the change is user-visible, a changes-entries/*.txt file is included.
[x] Test cases based on pyhttpd are included (not applicable -- cosmetic log-text change; verified server_limit is in scope in both files and the build compiles cleanly).

…pache#1007)

Print the current ServerLimit value in the "scoreboard is full, not at
MaxRequestWorkers" error, so admins know which value to raise.  Also
add the missing space after "MaxRequestWorkers." in mpm_event, and
the same hint to mpm_worker, which did not have it.

PR 69462

(cherry picked from commit f3d2667)
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arturobernalg merged commit 0baf1b3 into apache:2.4.x Nov 13, 2026
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