At 10:33 PM 11/18/02 -0500, Mike Leddy wrote:
My understanding is that once an Apache process increases its stack space, that stack space stays allocated until the process dies. For a short term fix lower the MaxRequestsPerChild so the big stack processes die off sooner. Long term fix is to upgrade the script causing the problem, assuming it has actually been fixed per Marcus' message.Hello,In what situations will memory allocated to a script remain with the apache process after the script has terminated ? I always thought that memory allocated would be released on script termination - Am I wrong in this assumption ? Could it be that the heap in the apache process stays at the maximally used level ?
If there are only a few, kill them off by hand. Apache will start a new one.
Rick
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