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On Friday 11 June 2004 19:44, TRauMa wrote: |
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> Ezra Gorman wrote: |
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> >On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 04:19:08PM +0200, Christian Parpart wrote: |
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> >>Hi all, |
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> >> |
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> >>well, I recently updated a bunch of packages on my server, including |
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> >>apache2, php, etc.... (the web stuff). |
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> >> |
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> >>Unfortunately, apache2 does - after having served well for some time - |
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> >>freeze after receiving the HTTP request but yet before sending the |
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> >>HTTP response. |
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> > |
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> >I'm not sure if this is your problem, but afaik php is still not |
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> > completely safe with apache2. |
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I've been using apache2 with php for a looong time now |
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(except ... see below) |
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> That depends on you using threads, google for "php apache2 threads" for |
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> details. (prefork vs. worker model) |
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> Perhaps someone knows more, but I don't think this has changed due to an |
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> update, and thus shouldn't be the cause. |
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> Did you check the obvious candidates like disk space et al? |
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Well, yeah, disk space was very less at this time (in the / partition), but I |
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already cleaned up the /var/tmp/portage and now I've enough again. |
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However, I really added the threads useflag for apache. This might be one |
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reason for hanging there. I also had to recompile mod_php to get apache |
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starting (with mod_php). So I guess, that I need to disable threading for at |
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least apache (?) :( |
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Greets, |
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Christian Parpart. |
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