On Tuesday 13 January 2004 13:32, Trevor Phillips wrote:
> On Friday 09 January 2004 10:45, Trevor Phillips wrote:
> > At the moment, I'm setting it to PERL_RLIMIT_AS = 120:140. It now seems
> > to kill runaway processes at about 50Meg in size - but I have no idea if
> > RLIMIT_AS is in some weird
Trevor Phillips wrote:
Apache::Resource uses BSD::Resource. However, the Apache::Resource docs are
unclear on the units for PERL_RLIMIT_AS, but imply it is in megabytes. The
BSD::Resource docs state that it is in bytes, so it seems Apache::Resource is
at least converting the units as presented i
On Tuesday 13 January 2004 14:22, Perrin Harkins wrote:
>
> You could also look at BSD::Resource, or one of the other ways of
> setting RLIMIT on your system.
Apache::Resource uses BSD::Resource. However, the Apache::Resource docs are
unclear on the units for PERL_RLIMIT_AS, but imply it is in m
Trevor Phillips wrote:
Does no-one know what is causing this discrepancy?
Probably no one currently on this list does know. Unless you can find
the information in the mail archive, you'll need to look at the code or
get someone else to look at it for you.
You could also look at BSD::Resource, o
On Friday 09 January 2004 10:45, Trevor Phillips wrote:
>
> At the moment, I'm setting it to PERL_RLIMIT_AS = 120:140. It now seems to
> kill runaway processes at about 50Meg in size - but I have no idea if
> RLIMIT_AS is in some weird units (natural or not), or if there's an
> overhead I have to
I used to use Apache::Resource to stop runaway apache daemons from impacting
the system, but stopped using it when I made some pretty major mods to my
Apache config (involving replacing large chunks of traditional config with
blocks).
After that, Apache::Resource stopped working. More to the p
