Re: [us...@httpd] MaxRequestsPerChild and MaxKeepAliveRequests clarification

2009-07-26 Thread Jonathan Cutting
Nick, many thanks for your response. I'm running xcache on the server and it uses about 1.5G of the 4G memory caching all the php scripts, so Apache isn't using quite as much memory as it might seem at first. There are not many images but each request can include up to 100 php scripts. On 26

Re: [us...@httpd] MaxRequestsPerChild and MaxKeepAliveRequests clarification

2009-07-26 Thread Nick Kew
Jonathan Cutting wrote: Hi all, I'm running Apache 2.2.9 on a machine with 4G of RAM, and the server experiences about 100,000 hits a day, ~1G bandwidth and about 30,000 page requests. That's about 100 times more memory than you should need for the load :) It's running several instances of

[us...@httpd] MaxRequestsPerChild and MaxKeepAliveRequests clarification

2009-07-26 Thread Jonathan Cutting
Hi all, I'm running Apache 2.2.9 on a machine with 4G of RAM, and the server experiences about 100,000 hits a day, ~1G bandwidth and about 30,000 page requests. It's running several instances of a large PHP web app so there are comparatively few users who between them request many pages each