Never noticed issues with Apache. What version are you running?
Will
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Never noticed issues with Apache. What version are you running?
Will
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It is not a memory leak, memory does not get returned to the
system -- ever. So a large query can bloat the memory usage
and it will not shrink. We use cron to do a graceful apache
restart once a day. No impact to users and it handles the
memory usage growth over time.
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Ken
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Subject: Re: [rt-users] RT Apache memory leak. any examples of MPM settings?
Never noticed issues with Apache. What version are you running?
Will
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Highly doubt Apache is to blame, especially 2.2.x. What eluded you to
think it was Apache?
Will
From: Michael Neuschafer [mailto:mneuscha
, February 19, 2010 11:21 AM
To: Will Sani; rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: RE: [rt-users] RT Apache memory leak. any examples of MPM settings?
Well, when I restart apache my memory and swap drops down.
Michael Neuschafer
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Of Will Sani
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That's a good start. You might want to also look into your MySQL schema.
There is a slight possibility that large DB queries are causing
