If I get it to crash again, I'll send along the backtrace.
What I've found is that the Apache binaries that come with OS X 10.4 (1.3 and
2.0.55) are very fast, and the ones that I build are very slow (we're
talking an order of magnitude). I based my counfigure options off the
config.nice that cam
If it's crashing, can you give us the gdb backtrace of the offending (failed)
thread?
One gentle pointer, you need to use a unix filesystem rather than the Mac
filesystem to ensure case sensitivity, or be extremely careful securing
resources. An update to APR in the next month and to httpd over
I'm working on getting Apache 2.2 set up on Mac OS X 10.4. The main job
of apache will be to pass request to Tomcat 5.5 using mod_proxy_ajp. I know it
works because I've built it and got it running. But I've been having
some problems because it's crashing under heavy load (1000 concurrent
clients m
