Matthew Seaman wrote:
Prefork is the original mechanism Apache used to multiplex itself. It
generally works exceedingly well on Unix systems where fork(2) is fast
and efficient, which is why it is the default. Threaded MPMs may or
may not be better for your particular situation, depending on:
Tha
On Thu, Feb 10, 2005 at 01:20:10PM +0200, Toomas Aas wrote:
> We are running a fairly busy website with Apache 2.0.52. At times
> a lot of httpd processes gather up and consume all the available
> memory, which slows down web access.
You should check and see if apache is validly spawning all thos
Hello!
We are running a fairly busy website with Apache 2.0.52. At times
a lot of httpd processes gather up and consume all the available
memory, which slows down web access.
Apache2 was installed from ports and defaulted to prefork MPM. I read
from the Apache performance tuning document that worke
