Set Gerrit sshd.batchThreads to 0
Currently `gerrit show-queue -w -q` indicates we are only using 2 threads for service users and have 100 available for interactive users. Unfortunately we really have three current classes of users: Humans, Zuul, and everything else. We can't currently separate these into different pools so instead we'll try using a single large pool and sharing. To do that we set batchThreads to the special value of 0. Change-Id: I08681a6b88683355ea5780ac452de903c8c8a7a3
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listenAddress = *:29418
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listenAddress = *:29418
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threads = 100
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threads = 100
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# batchThreads = 0 means share the 100 thread pool set above.
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batchThreads = 0
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idleTimeout = 3600
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idleTimeout = 3600
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maxConnectionsPerUser = 96
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maxConnectionsPerUser = 96
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[httpd]
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