Barksdale, Ray wrote:
1 thru 6: without mod_perl
7 thru 12: with mod_perl.
Kinda takes you're breath (and ram) away.....

1 8738 root 17.1M 15.9M 17.1M 2.0M S httpd 2 8739 nobody 17.1M 15.9M 17.1M 2.0M S httpd 3 8740 nobody 17.1M 15.9M 17.1M 2.0M S httpd 4 8741 nobody 17.1M 15.9M 17.1M 2.0M S httpd 5 8742 nobody 17.1M 15.9M 17.1M 2.0M S httpd 6 8743 nobody 17.1M 15.9M 17.1M 2.0M S httpd 7 8750 root 81.6M 74.5M 81.6M 9.6M S httpd 8 8751 nobody 82.5M 74.5M 82.5M 10.5M R httpd 9 8752 nobody 81.6M 74.5M 81.6M 9.6M S httpd 10 8753 nobody 81.6M 74.5M 81.6M 9.6M S httpd 11 8754 nobody 81.6M 74.5M 81.6M 9.6M S httpd 12 8755 nobody 81.6M 74.5M 81.6M 9.6M S httpd

something is very wrong then. On linux I get:

Apache w/o modperl
stas      8315  0.9  0.3  5792 2596 ?        Ss   17:14   0:00 httpd
stas      8317  0.0  0.3  5792 2700 ?        S    17:14   0:00 httpd

Apache w/ modperl and Apache::Request(Rec|IO).
stas      8362  0.3  0.6  9556 5248 ?        Ss   17:15   0:00 httpd
stas      8367  0.0  0.6  9556 5360 ?        S    17:15   0:00 httpd

Apache w/ modperl and ModPerl::MethodLookup::preload_all_modules();
stas      8446  2.4  0.9 11464 7140 ?        Ss   17:18   0:00 httpd
stas      8447  0.0  0.9 11464 7252 ?        S    17:18   0:00 httpd

Also remember that this build is full of debugging options enabled. The actual non-debug Apache w/ and w/o modperl should be much smaller.

Could it be a compile thingy that went wrong? But I'm not surprised - your Apache eats more than 3 times more RAM than here on linux (of course we didn't compare what Apache modules you and I have loaded, but still it's a *big* difference). So it's really your OS/compiler issue. There is no reason why Apache on its own should be so big.

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