On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 18:03:34 +0100, Russ Garrett wrote:
> It hasn't, and we're still getting the problem detailed in my initial
> post: in short, every so often a process will eat 25% of the RAM and hang.
> After a while, so many of these processes accumulate that they brin
pbug/apcbug.txt
Is it still likely that mmcache is the cause of this? If so, any ideas on
the APC bug?
Thanks in advance,
Russ Garrett
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Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, Russ Garrett wrote:
Anyhow, the whole backtrace is here, I'd be interested to see what you
think:
http://static.last.fm/phpbug/bt.txt
Are you sure this happens with Apache1 as well? I see you are running the
prefork mpm, but you are still linking ag
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, Russ Garrett wrote:
I can watch them for hours in the apache mod_status view, and they'll
show the same last request. They won't respond to a kill -15, I have to
kill -9 them. Strace reports they're doing absolutely nothing.
Could you use
Zeev Suraski wrote:
Is there anything consistent about these failed checksums? Do they
occur in a specific file or a set of certain files?
This is interesting -- there *is* definitely a consistency, it always
happens in one of three files. One is 8k lines long (the main file from
the jpgraph su
OK, the situation seems a lot more stable with Zend Accelerator instead
of mmcache, and we're regularly getting quite a few "checksum failed"
errors in the logs, which does tend to indicate that shared memory
corruption was (and still is) happening. But now I don't have to restart
the damn thin
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004, Russ Garrett wrote:
APC doesn't seem to work at all as a DSO, I'll try it statically later.
I run it on thousands of servers as a DSO. What are you seeing that would
make you think this?
I didn't really want to hang around with the site
Thanks for all the prompt responses, most appreciated.
Firstly I forgot to add in a fairly crucial subdomain to my hits
estimate (I'm half asleep today). It's closer to 2 million dynamic hits
per day, all added in, which make my numbers a little more reasonable...
I doubt the spiralling-crash th
the details
in... I'd appreciate it if you have any suggestions at all, this is
really annoying me now. It's problems like this with PHP which make me
consider moving to Java ;)... Anyhow.
Thanks in advance,
Russ Garrett
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