I'm running MP2/Apache2 on FreeBSD 5.3 and under OSX (10.4.6) and my
memory usage is around 70MB per child on FreeBSD and only 30MB per
child on OSX. I'm also debugging seg faults that seem to be generated
by Apache itself (I disabled ModPerl and ModPHP dso's to be sure) so
I'll be running a lot of tests on this FreeBSD server onver the next
few weeks.

It's late here in the UK so I'll check my outputs of ps aux etc
tomorrow when I'm back in the server.

One thing I did notice though is at first I suspected PHP as the cause
of the seg faults and disabling it only removed 10MB per child ie each
child was 60MB rather than 70 (these are rough figures from memory.)

My OSX setup runs exactly the same perl modules (although there may be
slight variations in versions, only slight though) but does not run
modphp.

I'm seeing huge problems with uploads which is something to
investigate further. I've been forced to remove the from modperl
altogether and send them to a perlcgi script instead but I'm still
seeing the loss of memory which is almost exactly the same amount  as
the file that's uploaded. Can't see where it's going. Don't know if
this could be relevant to you or not. Of course my FreeBSD server
having 3 seg faults a minute doesn't help as an apachectl gracfeul
doesn't get the ram back like it does on my OSX server. I just thought
I'd mention this as I've tried Apache2:Upload and CGI to handle the
uploads and got the leak, but I really expected that to stop when I
switched to doing the upload via CGI, so now I'm suspicious of Apache
itself again.

Running Apache 2.0.59 BTW

HTH. Let me know if there's anything you'd like me to test on OSX too.
It's FreeBSD underneath... kinda ;)

Angie


On 8/23/06, Philip M. Gollucci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jonathan wrote:
> philip has more memory sharing than me,  but not as much as Jonathan T.
Just for reference I agree with the amount of memory I'm using and is being 
shared.
73MB (64MB shared) or about that



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