My suggestion of moving your php infrastructure outside of the Apache was partially since it’s an overall better/safer architecture, and partially to bisect a likely cause of your problem. Now that you have completely removed mod_php from httpd, you know for a fact your crash is not PHP related.
I admit that I don’t quite understand what you mean by your problem description. As virtual hosts don’t run, they can’t crash. I suspect something else is going on with your configuration, but only a small subset was provided. Any chance you could narrow it down to a minimal configuration set that triggers this problem (perhaps try removing all other vhosts, confirm you can reproduce the behavior, take out all modules you don’t need for the reduced set, and confirm the problem persists), provide an exact description of what’s happening symptom-wise, and then supply a complete copy of your configuration? Something might stand out. Depending on the failure mode you have, you might be able to get a core dump, run in single-threaded debug mode, etc. If you actually have to debug a multi-threaded process, I’m definitely not the right person to ask (only written three modules back in the 2.0/2.2 era, and struggling myself with memory leaks in a third-party module). Rick Houser Web Administration From: James Duffy [mailto:eastcor...@ymail.com.INVALID] Sent: Friday, June 03, 2016 16:58 To: users@httpd.apache.org Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Apache Virtualhost Crashing in OpenBSD Hi there Rick, I recompiled php to run as an fpm daemon. Got it all running using the fpm-server and after a few hours Apache vitrualhost has crashed again. Though I welcomed your suggestion to get me out of a fix (which sadly didn't work) it is not a good thing if Apache can be crashed in the first place. Restarting Apache clears the problem until it falls over again. How do I progress this? Is there a way of taking a snapshot of Apache in its crashed state to send to the developers? Thanks On Wednesday, 1 June 2016, 14:21, "Houser, Rick" <rick.hou...@jackson.com<mailto:rick.hou...@jackson.com>> wrote: Have you tried php-fpm? That lets you isolate the php code from the apache process and avoid all the thread compatibility issues, memory leaks, etc. from php, yet still run moderm mpms like worker or event. Rick Houser Web Administration From: James Duffy [mailto:eastcor...@ymail.com.INVALID] Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2016 07:47 To: users@httpd.apache.org<mailto:users@httpd.apache.org> Subject: [users@httpd] Apache Virtualhost Crashing in OpenBSD Hi there, I am running the latest OpenBSD v5.9 and the official Apache package has a problem where all defined virtualhosts crash after a short period of time - normally when the server comes under load. So I compiled the latest version 2.4.20 and this still does the same. I have changed very little of the default config. I am running php if this makes any difference though I assume it is still an Apache bug if php can crash it like this. Once the virtualhost has crashed all requests default to the htdocs folder. My virtualhost config looks like this - though as it works for a while I don't see this being a config error as such. <VirtualHost 10.254.254.254:80> ServerAdmin webmas...@test.blah.net<mailto:webmas...@test.blah.net> DocumentRoot /var/www/www_test ServerName test.blah.net ErrorLog logs/www_test-error_log CustomLog logs/www_test-access_log common <Directory /> Order Deny,Allow Require all granted Deny from all Allow from 10.0.0.0/8 Allow from 193.105.253.0/24 </Directory> </VirtualHost> Any help or comments appreciated.
