At 18.11.2001 06:36, Bob Maple wrote:
> > >Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address
> > >tcp 1 0 burner.com:4848 burner.com:mysql CLOSE
> >
> > [munge-alert!]
>
>Hmm, looks like my pastes got whacked. Oops.
>
> > nope, if you leave it going for awhile nothing out of the ordinary
>happens,
> > the socket will be reused (when it's time is up).
> >
> > the reason it doesn't "go away" until Apache is closed is that this is
>apache's
> > socket, and not MySQL's, as the forreign address is the :mysql.
>
>OK, thanks -- I did some rapid refreshes of a page and indeed, the 'CLOSED'
>state sockets ultimately are being recycled. I guess I just wasn't getting
>the same httpd process that had them open before, because at one point I had
>about 5 of these sockets hanging around while new connections continued to
>appear.
that's because you're running more than one apache process, the number of
closed sockets should be proportional to the number of apache processes
(as set by httpd.conf).
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