Evening,
I have finally identified part of the problem, although I'm not quite
sure why it occurs when using fcgid and not when using mod_php. The
problem is related to the locking of the PHP session; I noticed that
the locking problem didn't occur if I didn't start the session, so
further checki
Liam,
I was misunderstanding your issue. In this instance, I might suggest *lowering*
your IPCCommTimeout variable, though it might have a negative effect on longer
downloads.
Other than that, I don't think I have the experience necessary to solve this;
you might require some change to the fcg
Morning,
They hang whenever interrupted; if a download would have taken 2
seconds and I cancel it, then the PHP process will hang until the
timeout is reached; the same behaviour is observed with files of all
sizes.
Liam
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 9:46 AM, Josiah Purtlebaugh
wrote:
> Liam,
>
> Som
Liam,
Someone else commented that you should increase the value of your
IPCCommTimeout setting; I'd recommend this as well, though I have to ask, as
these uploads taking multiple minutes to complete or do they hang fairly
quickly?
Josiah Purtlebaugh
josiah.purtleba...@gmail.com
+1 253 797 4233
Hi Josiah,
There was a strace snippet in the linked serverfault page, as follows
root@some-machine:~# strace -p 24837
Process 24837 attached - interrupt to quit
write(3,
"\5|A\313%\35\337\376\275\237\230\266\242\371\37YjzD<\322\215\357\336:M\362P\335\242\214\341"...,
17432
Just hanging on that,
Hi Liam,
Try adding this to the VirtualHost configuration for the intended website:
IPCCommTimeout 300
In addition, I'd recommend starting with a bare-bones Apache (without any
additional 3rd party module, like Suhosin and others) and then activating
only FastCGI with PHP. Best is when you compi
I don't have any solutions for you, but I'd recommend trying to discover where
or why it's hanging. The tool 'strace' would be most useful in figuring this
out.
The ideas that come to mind off the top of my head are problems with file size,
the memory of the child processes, or something like t
Morning,
I still haven't had any luck addressing this problem; I'm posting this
in the hope that someone has some sort of idea, otherwise I will have
to scrap mod_fcgid and revert to mod_php this evening, as this is
causing considerable problems for our users.
Thanks for any assistance,
Liam
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