I can confirm, that upgrading the kernel to the most current version solves the
problem:
$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
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** Description changed:
Apache2 stops accepting connections when using mod_ssl and having more
than 1000 processes running. This is only happening on ubuntu 12.04 and
only with mod_ssl enabled.
Steps to reproduce:
- take a clean install of ubuntu 12.04 server 64bit (i use english inst
I have made some further experiments:
the bug is still occuring with the latest updates.
I have traced the problem down to the main apache functions. It is not a
mod_ssl issue!
What is actually happening, is that due to "a2enmod ssl", the server have to
listen on two ports: 80 and 443. This acti
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Unfortunately i do not get any PID with this method. The other end of
the connection is simply "-", not associated with any apache2 process:
root@ubuntu:/home/jeff# netstat -tnp |grep curl
tcp0161 127.0.0.1:33399 127.0.0.1:80ESTABLISHED
347/curl
root@ubuntu
I also agree with you, that this feature has medium importance. I think our
install of apache is not very common. We are running mod_php and as a
consequence relying on the prefork modell, because php is not thread safe. Also
please notice that the presented config was changed to maximize
repro
I could verify getting the same log messages on my system.
This however seems to be not directly related to the problem. I see the
same messages, when testing it on Ubuntu 11.10. But the apache remains
stable and repsonsive on this older version of ubuntu.
I have found some interesting behavior,
As i have written, this is a clean ubuntu install, i did not change any config
files upon mentioned.
/etc/security/limits.conf ist standard config file with no limits inside (only
comments).
I can't figure out how to determine the pid of apache child process that
curl connects to. If you have
Public bug reported:
Apache2 stops accepting connections when using mod_ssl and having more
than 1000 processes running. This is only happening on ubuntu 12.04 and
only with mod_ssl enabled.
Steps to reproduce:
- take a clean install of ubuntu 12.04 server 64bit (i use english installer
and all
