On 03/02/2011 09:17 AM, roberto blanko wrote:
I'm not the real freak when it comes to semaphores and shared memory
usage. Can you see something suspicious there?
Hm, sorry to say i can't really.
Another notice: After reading your reply I deactivated eAccellerator,
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> Try restarting your apache, then list your semaphores with the command
> "ipcs". Wait until apache stops working in the described manner, then list
> them again and check if there are any semaphores missing.
>
Hi Björn,
thanks for your support. I monitored the semaphores and shared memory the
Hi,
Your configuration does not really match mine, but i've had a similar
issue with sort of the same behaviour.
I was using mod_fastcgi (not mod_fcgid), and PHP used the APC (opcode
cache for php). The source of my problem was that a PHP-CGI-child would
also remove the semaphore that its pa
Hello fellow Apache community,
we just switched from our old hosting platform (which used to run PHP as an
Apache module) to Plesk which (in our configuration) runs PHP through
FastCGI. In general we prefer the principle and security features of
FastCGI, so we want to stick to it.
However, since