Gerald Richter wrote: > > > > > that a sql statement couldn't be executed (I had an error in my sql > > syntax a ';'), > > Maybe this has triggered an endless loop in your Perl code. An endless loop > will not be stopped by Embperl (because it can't detected it), Apache has a > timeout, which is 10 minutes per default, after that it should stop the > request (but I never have tried if it really does).
I've had this several times... I learned that doing [$ while (@stuff = $sth->fetchrow-array) $] Will kill a server (100% CPU, 100% memory, 100% swap) in seconds. (The '-' should be a '_'.) > The easiest way to stop such a request is to kill the corresponding Apache > child process (if you running Unix, on Windows you can only restart the > server). Simply run top, see which child consumes your cpu time and kill it. Which works when you have superuser access :P Wim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
