Aras Angelo wrote:
Thank you for the informative post.
We believe this was caused by a network issue yesterday after checking
our network speeds. We were maxing our ethernet port at 100 mbps
Ah, yes. In a previous life we once had a very successful internal
load-test turn into a rapid and
Thank you for the informative post.
We believe this was caused by a network issue yesterday after checking our
network speeds. We were maxing our ethernet port at 100 mbps, i believe some
apache processes were hanging because of this issue, having no available
bandwidth left. Considering an upgrad
Aras Angelo wrote:
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When i kill the earliest idle process the others stop too. So i dont
know whats wrong really. All our apps use the same footer, with
pg_close() at the end
...
I have done most of the things you guys suggested, so it seems to me
that something between php-apache-post
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 5:50 PM, Aras Angelo wrote:
> Its a regular pg_connect()
>
> When i kill the earliest idle process the others stop too. So i dont know
> whats wrong really. All our apps use the same footer, with pg_close() at the
> end.
>
> I have done most of the things you guys suggested,
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 5:50 PM, Aras Angelo wrote:
> Its a regular pg_connect()
>
> When i kill the earliest idle process the others stop too. So i dont know
> whats wrong really. All our apps use the same footer, with pg_close() at the
> end.
>
> I have done most of the things you guys suggested,
Its a regular pg_connect()
When i kill the earliest idle process the others stop too. So i dont know
whats wrong really. All our apps use the same footer, with pg_close() at the
end.
I have done most of the things you guys suggested, so it seems to me that
something between php-apache-postgresql
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Aras Angelo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Im seeing lots of idle connections (not idle in transaction) to my database
> server. My front end is written with PHP and i couldnt find anything that
> can cause this. If i do a kill proc-id every few minutes on my server via
> cron, w
Aras Angelo wrote:
Hi,
Im seeing lots of idle connections (not idle in transaction) to my
database server. My front end is written with PHP and i couldnt find
anything that can cause this. If i do a kill proc-id every few minutes
on my server via cron, would this effect anything badly?
Than
Hi,
Im seeing lots of idle connections (not idle in transaction) to my database
server. My front end is written with PHP and i couldnt find anything that
can cause this. If i do a kill proc-id every few minutes on my server via
cron, would this effect anything badly?
Thanks
