Are you maintaining a persistent database connection and using it in 5-10
different cgi scripts? If so how?
Or are you creating the connections seperately - then you might want to see
how many connections your database supports. As far as I know they all have
limits.
> Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> Hi Everyone,
> We're experiencing something really weird using
> LWP:UserAgent or IO:Socket
> with Apache. It turns out that our Perl process dies when we have a heavy
> load on our web server using these routines. We're using these routines to
> talk with a Java Servlet to do database interface. We need a persistant
> connection to the database without using DBI where it would be
> slow opening
> and closing connections for each instance of a cgi. This seems to
> work fine
> for awhile but a load of 5-10 CGI scripts launched; some will complete and
> some won't. We also thought of using mod Perl but its our lost resort. Any
> suggestions in similar setups out there to handle heavy load on Perl CGI
> calls?
>
>
> David Chao
>
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