I would say if you ran it on WHS2011 it would probably work fine on the
newer versions. unless you have some specific requirement, there probably
won't be a difference in whether you use windows server or regular windows.
OpenSSL and PHP can all be run on windows as you have done in the past.
>From
On 23/10/2021 00:46, Will Fatherley wrote:
Nick is just verifying you don’t go by the pseudonym “back button”
Probably but we have moved on since those days!
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On 22/10/2021 23:30, Paxton Scott wrote:
Nick,
I apologize, but I do not understand what 'requirements' you are wanting.
Currently running fine on WHS2011. Any benefit to switching to
Windows 10 Pro?
The only 'requirements' I understand is it must run Apache 2.4.x.
Help me out here. What are
>
>
Thinking of upgrading hardware (and Apache2.4). Would you choose Windows
> 10 Pro or Windows Home Server 2011? and why?
>
> Thanks for any suggestions, (I have an application that precludes using
> Linux in this case.)
>
It’s tough to give a straight answer to this sort of question, usually
Requirements are what you use to determine your architecture. You have
some requirements as you stated it must run under Windows. Compare your
requirements with your available options and pick the best fit. Nobody can
tell you what to use unless they know what all of your requirements are.
If y
Nick,
I apologize, but I do not understand what 'requirements' you are wanting.
Currently running fine on WHS2011. Any benefit to switching to Windows 10
Pro?
The only 'requirements' I understand is it must run Apache 2.4.x.
Help me out here. What are you looking for?
Have fun,
Paxton
On Fri, O
I would choose based on the requirements, of which you've provided none.
Nick
On Fri, Oct 22, 2021 at 6:10 PM Paxton Scott wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I"ve successfully run Apache, Apache2, Apache2.2 Apache 2.4 on W2K, WinXP,
> Win7 and WHS2011.
> I am currently running Apache2.4.46 OpenSSL/1.1.1j
Greetings!
I"ve successfully run Apache, Apache2, Apache2.2 Apache 2.4 on W2K, WinXP,
Win7 and WHS2011.
I am currently running Apache2.4.46 OpenSSL/1.1.1j and PHP/7.4.7 on WHS2011
Stable and running since 2.4.46 was released.
Thinking of upgrading hardware (and Apache2.4). Would you choose Wind
Hi Yann,
I finally managed to provoke the crash - there were 6 core dumps, I
followed your instructions and have pasted the gdb output below for each
one.
Let me know if this sheds any light on the problem.
Thanks.
Patrick
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*# gdb /usr/sbin/httpd /tmp/core.1221*
Thread 2 (Thread 0x7f5876bff
We will then have to look into what is happening in the step (probably add
debugging code):
Warm-up cache process kicks off with 2 long running requests (45 seconds
each). This is a PHP application running under mod_php - each process grows
up to 700 MB, so the application kills the httpd child pr
Correct.
On Fri, 22 Oct 2021 at 10:35, Deepak Goel wrote:
> I guess what you are saying is that the following error happens during
> startup and not during normal operation
>
> ( [Sun Oct 17 15:53:49.244527 2021] [mpm_prefork:error] [pid 3581]
> AH00161: server reached MaxRequestWorkers setting
I guess what you are saying is that the following error happens during
startup and not during normal operation
( [Sun Oct 17 15:53:49.244527 2021] [mpm_prefork:error] [pid 3581] AH00161:
server reached MaxRequestWorkers setting, consider raising the
MaxRequestWorkers setting)
Deepak
"The greatne
Hi Yann,
Quick update - we've enabled the core dumps but haven't been able to
reproduce the issue. After removing mod_http2 the first time we were able
to trigger the crash after 14 attempts but we've since tried over 100 times
with no luck. We'll keep trying as there's nothing worse than knowing
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