I have a Mac Server running tiger with Dual G5 and 8G Ram
running apache 1.3.33, php4, MySQL 4.1 (10G Database)

Processes: 129 total, 4 running, 5 stuck, 120 sleeping... 309 threads 18:58:02 Load Avg: 3.84, 4.29, 3.88 CPU usage: 3.3% user, 75.2% sys, 21.5% idle SharedLibs: num = 27, resident = 9.18M code, 696K data, 4.04M LinkEdit
MemRegions: num = 24727, resident =  342M + 11.5M private, 65.9M shared
PhysMem: 380M wired, 386M active, 3.89G inactive, 4.64G used, 3.36G free
VM: 8.76G + 18.9M   5911231(0) pageins, 5472(0) pageouts

PID COMMAND %CPU TIME #TH #PRTS #MREGS RPRVT RSHRD RSIZE VSIZE 27164 httpd 25.1% 3:04.91 1 12 180 4.48M 35.7M 13.1M + 128M 27168 httpd 22.5% 3:35.49 1 12 182 3.36M- 35.7M 14.1M + 128M+ 14112 httpd 21.8% 0:22.96 1 12 179 3.36M 35.7M 7.94M + 127M 27426 httpd 18.2% 4:06.94 1 12 180 4.32M 35.7M 13.9M + 128M 27167 httpd 16.9% 3:13.61 1 12 181 4.31M+ 35.7M 12.9M + 128M+ 11990 httpd 15.8% 0:34.96 1 12 175 3.54M 35.7M 11.1M + 128M 15345 top 15.4% 0:40.40 1 39 23 1.64M 532K 2.08M 27.0M 15452 httpd 13.3% 0:05.55 1 12 179 3.19M+ 35.7M 6.37M- 127M 0 kernel_tas 2.0% 15:48:40 44 2 8725 74.9M 0K 300M 1.72G 15834 xftpd 0.1% 0:00.11 1 18 21 264K 652K 888K 27.0M 15715 httpd 0.1% 0:04.78 1 12 174 2.84M 35.7M 7.85M 127M 18420 SecurityAg 0.1% 5:43.07 1 72 105 1.70M 10.4M 8.07M 151M 27163 httpd 0.1% 5:12.64 1 12 175 4.64M 35.7M 14.3M + 128M

http processes hit 50+ the server dies, how can I stop this for happening?
it runs fine when the processes are 20-40
httpd.conf
ExtendedStatus On
Timeout 30
KeepAlive On
MaxKeepAliveRequests 100
KeepAliveTimeout 10
MaxClients 500
MinSpareServers 3
MaxSpareServers 5
StartServers 4
MaxRequestsPerChild 8000

any help would be great!!

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