Jonathan wrote:
> i formatted a spare drive and isntalled ubuntu- then installed my stuff
>
> here are osx , freebsd and ubuntu (debian )
>
> all numbers are from ps aux , and list ( in this order )
> VSZRSS
> Startup
> OSXFreeBSDUbuntu
> Pare
i formatted a spare drive and isntalled ubuntu- then installed my stuff
here are osx , freebsd and ubuntu (debian )
all numbers are from ps aux , and list ( in this order )
VSZ RSS
Startup
OSX FreeBSD
Ub
On Aug 23, 2006, at 6:05 PM, Jonathan Tweed wrote:
I'm not clear on how these numbers are interpreted, but it looks to
me that the FreeBSD is allocating all 30MB at startup. Have I
missed something in httpd.conf that will cause this? It also looks
like 64656 has been replaced by 64835 but I
Sorry. The OSX config I sent was from the wrong OSX server, which
won't help. Too many terminal windows open (blush):
Heres the config for my OSX Apache2 server:
# /home/apache2/bin/httpd -V
Server version: Apache/2.0.55
Server built: Feb 28 2006 11:44:34
Server's Module Magic Number: 20020903
Now for the same outputs from my OSX dev server. Something to note
here. I made a significant change today that isn't reflected in my
FreeBSD server. The perlresponse handler was being set in the
httpd.conf. I've started using the access handler to set the response
handler and I saw a sudden and h
Jonathan Tweed wrote:
www 60645 0.0 5.8 73068 60504 ?? S 8:25PM 0:00.00
/usr/local/sbin/httpd
mean that 73068 - 60504 = 12564 is shared (at least according to ps)?
No, thats supposed to be ~73MB is the address space mapped by the process
~60MB is actually resident in memory. The
Sorry that ps aux showed up the memory bloat problem I've got with uploads.
After a graceful it looks more like this:
ps aux | grep httpd
root 15469 4.3 6.0 71444 62608 ?? Ss 12:34AM 0:01.32 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 15470 3.6 6.3 74696 65312 ?? S12:34AM 0:00.75 /usr/sbin/httpd
a
FYI
# ps aux | grep httpd
apache 15113 0.9 10.3 119952 107436 ?? S12:30AM 0:00.24 /usr/sbin/httpd
root 556 0.1 10.1 116980 105072 ?? Ss3:11AM 0:14.87 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 15109 0.0 10.2 117524 105592 ?? S12:30AM 0:00.04 /usr/sbin/httpd
apache 15110 0.0 10.3 11998
On 23 Aug 2006, at 21:20, Jonathan wrote:
First off, Jonathan T and are running the same setup and compile
options. I believe its just the stock apache 2.0 port off freebsd.
Correct.
philip has more memory sharing than me, but not as much as
Jonathan T.
Sorry for my ignorance, but doe
I'm running MP2/Apache2 on FreeBSD 5.3 and under OSX (10.4.6) and my
memory usage is around 70MB per child on FreeBSD and only 30MB per
child on OSX. I'm also debugging seg faults that seem to be generated
by Apache itself (I disabled ModPerl and ModPHP dso's to be sure) so
I'll be running a lot o
Ok, I'm seriously confused ;-)
I created a startup.pl that allocated 10MB and a handler that
allocated 20MB. I removed all other vhosts on the machine and didn't
preload any modules.
On an OS X box running Apache 1.3 (not directly comparable but all I
had to hand):
10mb startup.pl
root
Jonathan wrote:
philip has more memory sharing than me, but not as much as Jonathan T.
Just for reference I agree with the amount of memory I'm using and is being
shared.
73MB (64MB shared) or about that
--
Philip M. G
> I am writting web application for mod_perl which will be installed
> on client's server. Application is almost finished and now I am
> wondering which is the best way to protect source code.
>
> Already checked Module::Crypt but cound't get it to work. It
> doesn't create any output file. I came
On Aug 23, 2006, at 3:51 PM, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
load nothing, except maybe Apache::SizeLimit
...
I'll try that tonight
I'm betting that top/ps are going to be off and the RUSAGE() will
be correct
I'm not convinced that they report Copy-on-Write pages correctly
i've been profiling wi
Jonathan Tweed wrote:
On 23 Aug 2006, at 19:53, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
I still haven't tracked down what could cause the not-sharing under
FreeBSD. I caved in and got some people from my local BSD user group
to help me look into it
I'm seeing huge memory usage on FreeBSD as well. I was act
As the author of Filter::CBC, another source code encryption module,
I can officially state that module encryption is not supported by my
module either. You might want to look at Filter::Crypto but I have no
experience with it.
HTH
On 8/23/06, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Aug
On 23 Aug 2006, at 19:53, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
I still haven't tracked down what could cause the not-sharing under
FreeBSD. I caved in and got some people from my local BSD user
group to help me look into it
I'm seeing huge memory usage on FreeBSD as well. I was actually about
to post
On Aug 23, 2006, at 8:01 AM, Miha Lampret wrote:
Hello all,
I am writting web application for mod_perl which will be installed
on client's server. Application is almost finished and now I am
wondering which is the best way to protect source code.
Already checked Module::Crypt but cound't
I still haven't tracked down what could cause the not-sharing under
FreeBSD. I caved in and got some people from my local BSD user group
to help me look into it
In the meantime , if anyone reading this is running mp2 under
FreeBSD, would be you kind enough to help me by sending me some
Philip M. Gollucci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20-07-2006 07:17]:
> autotools set 3: ac - 2.60, am: 1.9.6, lt: 1.5.22 (latest stable releases)
> (autconf 2.60 does not work: gcc Apache2.c breaks ?)
glue/perl/Makefile.PL messes with autoconf internals, reading
config.status and trying to read PACKAG
Hello all,
I am writting web application for mod_perl which will be installed on
client's server. Application is almost finished and now I am wondering
which is the best way to protect source code.
Already checked Module::Crypt but cound't get it to work. It doesn't
create any output file. I
Thanks for all the posts.
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