??
Many thanks,
Chris Allen.
with a LAN connected MySQL database running on
its own machine?
- The SharedMemoryCache docs say that it shouldn't be used
for large amounts of information. What size would be considered
large on a machine with 4GB RAM?
many thanks,
Chris Allen
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to know that
if the 'use' statements *are* unnecessary, does including them add any extra
overhead of processing/memory??
Many thanks,
Chris Allen.
I am occasionally getting the following message from CGI.pm in $@:
Line 1: Setup of CGI.pm failed:
when HTML::Embperl runs the this line:
eval { $cgi = new CGI };
I am not sure where this message is coming from - it might be mod_perl, it
might be CGI.pm - but I am at a loss to find it. I
On Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 10:43:03AM +0800, Stas Bekman wrote:
Problem is, that Apache seems to ignore these processes and start new ones
without killing them - so I end up with *hundreds* of http processes with
the machine swapping like crazy.
their MaxRequestsPerChild limit of
100 yet either - they are usually at about 20 or 30 or so...
Any ideas as to what I could try to find out what is happening would
be much appreciated - at the moment I am having to kill them all off
with a script at regular intervals!
Chris Allen
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, but does not work called from a mod perl handler - hence
the post to this list.
I'd be most grateful if anybody could help!
Chris Allen
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Ok it's definitely a problem with the proxy...
Set the backend running on its own with httpd -X, run a large (3MB) upload
and everything is fine - so no
mod_perl/embperl problem... (Thanks Gerald!)
Set both the backend and frontend running, both with httpd -X, run the same
upload:
Frontend
