> > Am I right deducing, that I should attempt recompiling perl with > > > -DEMERGENCY_SBRK? > > > Try to, but this doesn't solve the original problem. You still have to > try to narrow down the code that causes the problem. Using ab or a > similar load tester might help to stress test. > > > Using tools to prevent situations when the server runs out of memory > is very important. See the online docs for more info. Using these > tools should probably solve the problem altogether, without using any > special compilation options.
The memory problem itself is already diagnosed (some non-apache process allocated more than it was expected, therefore less memory remained for apache/modperl processes) and I will work on it. Nevertheless I'd like to improve apache behaviour in lack of memory conditions - if possible. Thanks for all the hints. -- ( Marcin Kasperski | In any large change, 1/3 will think it is great, 1/3 ) ( http://www.mk.w.pl | will think it is stupid, and 1/3 will wait (Reed) ) (----------------------------------------------------------------------------) ( Porady dla twórców serwisów WWW: http://www.mk.w.pl/porady/porady_www )
