On 13/01/2011, at 02:54, Tyler Fryman wrote: > Since I run my vps in ram starved environments, I'm always looking for ways > to cut down memory usage. Switching to Cherokee has been a God send, but I'm > using the evil creature known as PHP. I was killing all the php-cgi instances > earlier today and then opened up a .html file and to my surprise the php-cgi > instances were right back. This is a dev server so no one else was on it and > this page, default.html, even has a static content rule place above the php > rule in the admin. There are no crontab's runing. What could be creating > these process and why are all five, the current PHP_FCGI_CHILDREN limit set > in the admin, spawned from loading one page?
Cherokee launches information sources under demand. It will not spawn a new process unless it tries to connect to it (in order to reply a request) and it's down. I suppose, your request hit the php rule by some reason, and thus the Information Source launching mechanism was triggered. -- Octality http://www.octality.com/ _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
