Kevsurf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The reason is, httpd is running 11 times and httpsd is running 7 times!!!
>I know this is not normal and am wondering what I can do to stop this from
>eating up so much memory.
It's perfectly normal. If you installed from RPM, your Apache config files
are probably in /etc/httpd/conf; look at httpd.conf. It will have lines
like
StartServers 10
MinSpareServers 8
MaxSpareServers 20
The secure server (httpsd) will have its own config file(s), which will list
similar things.
It is those you need to change in order to manage how many http(s)d
processes are running at any given time. Read the apache docs to help you
decide what you want those values to be.
>I have killed all on both httpd and httpsd and the second I restart them
>they are multiplied in a few seconds.
They are doing exactly what their config files tell them to do.
Ryan Caveney
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