Thank you so much Philip, another question.
I see MaxClients in 2 files:
extra\httpd-mpm.conf and
original\extra\httpd-mpm.conf
I assume I should change the one in extra directory or?
Also, I see in both of these files, 3 areas: "prefork MPM" (set to 150),
"worker MPM" (set to 150), and "BeOS MPM
Thank you for the reply John. I'm using Apache 2.2 and I'm novice, would
you mind providing some detailed steps to figure out what the issue is?
If my initial explanation is vague, what other info do you need if any?
Much appreciated
On Jul 23, 2015 6:30 AM, "Rose, John B" wrote:
> In the past
In the past on our 2.2 configs we used prefork with mod_php
To set our MaxClients we determine an average amount of RAM used by httpd
processes by looking at "top" output, we then divide the (total amount of
physical RAM minus enough RAM to run the OS) by the average RAM used by
httpd processes.
Hi,
There is a limit on the number of concurrent connections that Apache will serve.
See if you can find the 'LogLevel' directive in your configuration and
then set it to 'info'. Apache will then print warnings in your error
log if you're reaching those limits.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/m
I am new to Apache, please provide adequate answer with information.
Apache (2.2) is serving requests from bar-code scanning devices which scan
items in warehouse. It could be 1-50 or so devices doing scans at any time.
All scans will update item location in database and Apache server is the
midd
On 04/10/2015 02:44 PM, Rose, John B wrote:
We have gone through the Performance Tuning document and it seems the
"Process Creation" section only addresses prefork MPM.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/misc/perf-tuning.html
Is there a somewhat exhaustive Performance Tuning document addressing
Here's what I have
1. Virtual Private Server running Ubuntu 10.04
2. 1024 MB RAM - I can upgrade and get more
3. LAMP
Apache has been configured for less RAM...
1. Startservers 5
2. MinSpareServers 5
3. MaxSpareServers10
4. MaxClients 150
5. MaxRequestsPerChild 0
I have moodle installed and w
- Original Message -
> Hi all,
>
> Currently Apache doesn't maintain any standard performance counters
> that could be used to monitor overall workloads.
>
> Other application platforms, for example Memcached, maintain a
> standard set of performance metrics that can be remotely retrieved
Hi all,
Currently Apache doesn't maintain any standard performance counters
that could be used to monitor overall workloads.
Other application platforms, for example Memcached, maintain a
standard set of performance metrics that can be remotely retrieved for
performance monitoring. mod-sflow prov
One quick-hit solution might be decreasing KeepAlive setting to
something short, say 5 seconds. This will reduce number of processes
"hang" while waiting for the same client reusing keepalive connection.
Also check the documentation for ServerLimit
(http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mpm_common.
On 6/2/05, Gamesnel - Piethein Strengholt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a plesk (7.5.2 box) running with Redhat 9. This machine (Pentium
> 4 1024 mhz) was running fine for quite a long time. This week one of my
> sites became very populair and this gives me some troubles. The apache
> server
I have a plesk (7.5.2 box) running with Redhat 9. This machine (Pentium
4 1024 mhz) was running fine for quite a long time. This week one of my
sites became very populair and this gives me some troubles. The apache
server stops to work and I need to restart it within every 10 minutes.
Then apac
hi
I am facing some issues with apache webserver. The web pages are taking a long time to load especially the images.
The following is the configuration that i have kept in httpd.conf
I am running apache 1.3 and php 4.3.1. is there anything wrong specified in the configuration file.
At runtime
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