On Fri, 7 May 1999, lichtner wrote:
> On Fri, 7 May 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Why have the httpd processes grown? Could it be related to the servlet's code?
> > Another odd thing is that the apache processes' normal amount of shared
> > memory has decreased by half. The memory taken by the java process (JVM)
> > stays level at about 12MB regardless of how long the machine is up.
> > I had MaxRequestsPerChild set at 10000 but have now changed it to 1000
> > because of the problem.
>
> I am not a guru on Apache but I would never use 1000. I would use 50
> and a lot more children, like 500. That seems a lot more stable to me.
With recent OSes, the advice that I've seen on the Apache list is that
putting this number very high (even unlimited requests) won't hurt.
SunOS's libraries leaked quite a bit, as did some older versions of
Solaris, but newer version are apparently OK (ymmv, of course).
Then again, if you're using third party modules, you'd want to check for
memory leaks if you did anything like this.
> I guess that's a memory leak in mod_jserv ...
Yep, exactly as Jon said ... it's fixed in 1.0b4.
Ed
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