Re: [MODULES]apache running slow in production
I would like to thank one and all for your help. I took Ray's advise and created a basic timing class (my code is C++) that captured elapse time and put that around all the main calls in my code and found the bug. It was something REALLY stupid on my part, isn't always;) Again, thanks you all for your help! Sam
Re: [MODULES]apache running slow in production
Sam Carleton wrote: Folks, Part of my web application contains an Apache C Module, mostly it is a handler to control access and to serve up images, but another part of it does access a SQLite database, which isn't called a whole lot. On my development machine which is a 2.8GHz P IV, the module serves up 12 images very quickly. One of my customers is reporting that it is taking 45 seconds on a Duo Core 1.8GHz machine! If is wasn't for the fact that my customer is 15 hours away, I would go check it out in person. Such as life. Does anyone have any thoughts on how I can trouble shoot this remotely? I can compile and send new code to the customer, I just don't know exactly what I might do to collect data. Get them to look at what memory/cpu allocation running at on their box? Can they run a test from the box itself (ie. eliminate the network as a possibility) Sam
Re: [MODULES]apache running slow in production
I would suggest running strace or ptrace on it during that request. On Mar 28, 2008, at 21:32 , Sam Carleton wrote: On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 3:50 PM, Michael Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Get them to look at what memory/cpu allocation running at on their box? Can they run a test from the box itself (ie. eliminate the network as a possibility) Good questions. Already checked both: while Apache is serving up the 12 images, the CPU is at 100%, when it is done, the cpu goes right back down, even when hitting it from the server. Sam
