Hi Zeev!
Zeev Suraski wrote:
> memory_limit applies for the duration of a single script. Each script will
> not be allowed to obtain more than 8MB; So, the problem you're having
> originates someplace else (perhaps other parts of PHP grow to consume more
> memory, e.g., persistent resource tables or something of the sort).
The problem arrived with PHP4.0.6 which I installed yesterday. But in the meantime I
discovered
another BIG problem: Our server crashed tonight! Until yesterday PHP4.0.4pl1 was
installed and
it run without problems for months. So it seems that PHP4.0.6 caused the problem.
I looked through the apache's error_log but I couldn't find anything special...the
server
simply stopped.
Is this a known problem? Should I go back to 4.0.4pl1 or is it possible that I made a
mistake
while compiling the source? But the strange thing is that the server crashed not
instantly but
after 9 hours (we have 800,000 hits per day and at the time of the crash we had only a
very
small load). There were no seg. fault or something like that.
Thanx for your help..
... tobias wiersch from .de
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