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> The following error occurs in the error_log file :
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> [Mon Aug 30 15:22:14 1999] [error] (12)Not enough space: fork: Unable to fork new
>process
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> After 60 minutes, simulating a load run with 20 users trying to login each 7 seconds.
> Is this a harware problem ? Can it be fixed with a change of parameters in a
>configuration file ?
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> Apache : 1.3.6
> OS : Solaris 2.6
> Hardware : SUN Ultra-SPARC-IIi 333MHz, memory : 262 144 K
> Apache JServ : 1.0b4 started manualy with the following command :
> java -noasyncgc -noclassgc -ms64m -mx128m -classpath /opt/jdk1.1.6/lib...
>org.apache.jserv.JServ /cfg/jserv.properties
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> Thank you.
hi,
first, you should consider using the latest stable (1.0) version, which
fixes lots of bugs. ;-))
We won't debug the past beta versions as the final release is here.
Apache here complains about memory. JServ is working fine here as far as
I understand.
Do you have enough swap space defined ? what does top says ?
Do you have other processes in the machine (Oracle, or Mail Server, or
LDAP, ...) ? (how many JVMs ?)
FYI, Bernie found yesterday a bug in watchdog, but nothing relevant with
you problem (leaks on socket descriptors).
And be sure that you REALLY need to use -noclassgc ...
Jean-Luc Rochat
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