This looks to me like something is attempting to allocate memory in a loop, until the request succeeds. But it's never succeeding.

On 11/22/05, Kjell Grindalen < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

Hi everyone!

I am runninng apache-2.0.55 on a Solaris 9 SPARC server.
I use the server a a frontend for my websphere 5.1 server
My configure looks like this

./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache_prod --with-mpm=prefork --enable-info --enable-so --enable-rewrite --enable-proxy --enable-static-rotatelogs

My problem is that after a while, some requests makes one or sometimes more, of my httpd servers hit the roof cpu-wise.
And it stays there til I kille the process.

I have tried to apply the following patch, with no success

Ø http://people.apache.org/~wrowe/httpd-2.0-proto-timeout.patch


A truss on the process only gives what you can see down below.


brk(0x005C2D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005C4D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005C4D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005C6D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005C6D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005C8D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005C8D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005CAD98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005CAD98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005CCD98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005CCD98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005CED98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005CED98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D0D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D0D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D2D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D2D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D4D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D4D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D6D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D6D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D8D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005D8D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005DAD98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005DAD98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005DCD98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005DCD98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005DED98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005DED98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005E0D98)                                 = 0
brk(0x005E0D98)                                 = 0

Anyone have an idea what is wrong?


Mvh

Kjell Grindalen

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