This isn't a known problem (well, at least I haven't heard any such
complaints). It may be a coincidence (i.e. not related to 4.0.6) - I'd
wait and see if this problem persists.
Zeev
At 14:46 28/6/2001, Swift wrote:
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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