Where and what is the leak? If it’s in the workers (the parts running as
non-root), perhaps just set a request limit so they keep cycling out
automatically within Apache and getting replaced seamlessly with new children?
If it’s in the higher level processes (the root owned ones), that’s not g
First I am assuming you are using the Red Hat distributed version. Is upgrading
to Apache httpd 2.4 from the Red Hat Software Collection an option?
I can think of several options to detect and automate the restart as a
remediation. One would be to script a memory watcher using the free command a
All,
I've a apache web server with 600 web sites as reverse proxy. The average
of req. is more than 100 req/sec during all the day.
The apache is a 2.2.15 release 56.el6_8.3 (RedHat 6.x system up to date) +
mod_ssl.
Every 10 days, the system has problems, and in the error log i found dozen
of:
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2017-01-24 1:07 GMT+03:00 Christopher Schultz :
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> I've got an EC2 instance behind a load balancer where TLS is being
> terminated. I've arranged for two separate httpd (2.4.25)
> VirtualHosts: one for the secure connections (proxied from the lb) and
> another for the non-secure connections.
>
> I
