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what version of Apache ? 2.0,2.2 or 2.4
the default not updated in the old 6.3 repo ?
httpd-2.2.15 ( if this it is MISSING the last years worth of SECURITY updates )
I don't mean to be blunt, sir or madam, but the short-answer to your question is "no," because (and I don't mean this to sound rude ...) you don't have the faintest clue what you are actually talking about. I am beginning to conclude that you're just a "provocateur bot," and not a person at all.
HTTPD's message is telling you exactly what is wrong here, and it has absolutely nothing to do with "cores," which the operating-system will exploit automatically on behalf of any and all running processes. Simply set the number of workers in Apache's configuration to some value greater than "one," and presto.
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