Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache web server efficiency go down with increasing uptime.

2007-05-28 Thread kalaj 

I setted MaxRequestsPerChild 25 before.
when I turn php memory limit to 16M from 128M,the problem seems gone.


alex handle-2 wrote:
 
 Hi!
 
 try this in your mpm settings:
 
 MaxRequestsPerChild 500
 
 It kills an apache process after 500 requests and so prevents memory
 leaks.
 
 Alex
 
 On 5/22/07, kalaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I use Apache 2.2.4,MySQL 5.0 and PHP 5.2.2 run on Debian VPS system,
 I noticed that my web server efficiency go down with a web server
 increasing uptime,for example,when I restart the web server that will
 cut down the WordPress php page produce time half.
 Any idea with this?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] RE: Apache web server efficiency go down with increasing uptime.

2007-05-26 Thread kalaj 

Thanks for your reply :)


Boyle Owen wrote:
 
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 Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache web server efficiency go down 
 with increasing uptime.
 
 
 I use Apache 2.2.4,MySQL 5.0 and PHP 5.2.2 run on Debian VPS system,
 I noticed that my web server efficiency go down with a web server
 increasing uptime,for example,when I restart the web server that will
 cut down the WordPress php page produce time half.
 Any idea with this?
 
 Memory leaks would be the usual suspect in a case like this - more
 likely from PHP than from apache (this is not a common problem on
 servers where apache is running alone...)
 
 Rgds,
 Owen Boyle
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] Nginx proxy server

2007-04-09 Thread kalaj 

Hi,guys.
I'd like to use nginx to instead apache proxy,I configured the apache like
this below,but how can I configure nginx like apache.

ProxyRequests On
Proxy *
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
/Proxy
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