> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm using the Apache HTTPD 2.0.54 webserver + PHP 4.3.11 on a Linux box.
> I'm having constant high loads in my httpd process, and I would like to
> find out what's causing this high load. eg, if it's a page, wich one is
> causing this high load.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Anderson
Try to find which process eats your resources. Start with "top -d1" and
<Shift>+P to see some PIDs. It is maybe a wrong PHP script with ie. infinite
loop /while 1>0 {...}/, so switch on the full error+warning+notice reporting in
libphp (php.ini) then look into Apache error_log. You may also add %T string
(the time taken to serve the request, in seconds) in CustomLog in httpd.conf to
see files and their runtime.
luke
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