Tom Schindl wrote:
Alex Greg wrote:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
[...]
Thanks for your response. Sorry I wasn't clear; the httpd processes
don't actually kill the server, they just slow Apache right down to
the point at which it doesn't respond to requests any more. I am still
able to get onto the box
Alex Greg wrote:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
[...]
Thanks for your response. Sorry I wasn't clear; the httpd processes
don't actually kill the server, they just slow Apache right down to the
point at which it doesn't respond to requests any more. I am still able
to get onto the box and kill the proce
Torsten Förtsch wrote:
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On Thursday 30 September 2004 19:48, Alex Greg wrote:
Thanks for your response. Sorry I wasn't clear; the httpd processes
don't actually kill the server, they just slow Apache right down to the
point at which it doesn't respond to
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On Thursday 30 September 2004 19:48, Alex Greg wrote:
> Thanks for your response. Sorry I wasn't clear; the httpd processes
> don't actually kill the server, they just slow Apache right down to the
> point at which it doesn't respond to requests any mo
Geoffrey Young wrote:
Alex Greg wrote:
Hi,
[...]
[Thu Sep 30 09:44:43 2004] [error] (12)Cannot allocate memory: fork:
Unable to fork new process
there is lots of documentation around about how to tune your httpd processes
so that they don't kill your box. see, for example
http://perl.apache.org
Alex Greg wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> We've been having some issues with our mod_perl web servers recently.
> Basically what happens is the server becomes very very slow, to the
> point of being almost totally unresponsive. At the time this happens, we
> see this in the error log:
>
>
> [Thu Sep 30 09
Hi,
We've been having some issues with our mod_perl web servers recently.
Basically what happens is the server becomes very very slow, to the
point of being almost totally unresponsive. At the time this happens, we
see this in the error log:
[Thu Sep 30 09:44:43 2004] [error] (12)Cannot allocat
