Re: [users@httpd] old gen workers sticking around post 2.4.49

2023-03-23 Thread Eric Covener
A few weird things: - the old gen should not be able to accept new connections - generally if it's left running, I would want to look at what threads were left running (pstack or often better the few gdb commands here: https://httpd.apache.org/dev/debugging.html#backtrace). Often something will

Re: [users@httpd] old gen workers sticking around post 2.4.49

2023-03-23 Thread metaed
Frank Gingras wrote: > Why are you using the event mpm with mod_php? This isn't recommended. I don't know enough to disagree, or say whether this is causing the problem. I can tell you my weak reasons: Out of the box, Slackware 15.0 httpd loads the event MPM, and its LAMP how-to gives directions

Re: [users@httpd] old gen workers sticking around post 2.4.49

2023-03-23 Thread Frank Gingras
Why are you using the event mpm with mod_php? This isn't recommended. On Thu, Mar 23, 2023 at 3:37 PM wrote: > An Apache/2.4.56 (Unix) server using "event" MPM sometimes does not clean > up an > idle old gen worker after "apachectl graceful". The old gen worker > continues to > take requests. Th

[users@httpd] old gen workers sticking around post 2.4.49

2023-03-23 Thread metaed
An Apache/2.4.56 (Unix) server using "event" MPM sometimes does not clean up an idle old gen worker after "apachectl graceful". The old gen worker continues to take requests. The syslog contains AH00646 errors thrown when the old gen worker handles a request and attempts to record the transfer on a