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On Sun, 2003-04-13 at 00:17, Brad Laue wrote: |
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> On Sat, 2003-04-12 at 17:46, Benjamin Podszun wrote: |
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> > You upgraded to Apache2? I guess (hope?) that you don't talk about |
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> > production environments? I tried to use Apache2 with PHP twice and |
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> > wouldn't recommend it to anyone.. It's just buggy and not usable. As my |
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> > current Gentoo-Servers are.. *cough* |
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> Hardware configuration? Amount of RAM? Number of CPU's? What specific |
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> revision of gentoo-sources? Have you tried vanilla-sources or alan cox's |
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> patchset? What configuration options had you given the Debian kernel and |
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> do they differ from those you gave to Gentoo's kernel? |
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Uhm.. I did post my hardware, but maybe it wasn't clear enough in all my |
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messages. |
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Compaq-Server, 2 1GHz CPUs, 2GB RAM, no special hardware, apart from |
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Smart Arrays.. |
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Vanilla-sources 2.4.20 |
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Debian: |
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vanilla 2.4.18, built with the "normal" way, no deb-package |
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> Have you tried 2.4.18 under Gentoo to see if it solves your problems? |
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Yes, no difference |
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> This isn't a matter of Debian working and Gentoo not working; there's a |
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> configuration difference between the two, that's all. |
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Yes, I don't doubt it. But I copied the php.ini, apache-config-files and |
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I don't see the difference. The only thing I see is that apache sucks up |
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to 99% CPU (I don't know if it was the same on the Debian system, |
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honestly) and the server stops responding to any requests while the load |
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drops to ~ 0 .. |
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