So, in the interest of science (and probably masochism) I compiled PHP 4.3.8 (with the aolserver.c patch from panoptic) against aolserver 3.5.10 and 4.0.7 last night, and ran some load tests. Result: on linux 2.4.26, and the only PHP configure option was --with-aolserver=, I was seeing a failure rate of ~6% for a page that only called phpinfo().
Load test: /usr/sbin/ab2 -n100000 -c25 http://localhost:8000/ (ab2 being the version of 'ab' that ships with apache2). This failure rate is obviously not going to cut it for production use, and I was wondering if anyone had seen this before. Nothing in the server.log file during the failures; the access log shows that sometimes the request simply returned zero-length content. Thread stack-size has been set to 1M. Anyone seen this before? =)
Noah Robin System Administrator, America Online 703.265.2925 #include <remarks/witty.h>
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