You had my hopes up for a while there. Ordinarily, site's I've built with
Apache have been rock stable, and I have never experienced this type of flaky
behavior...unless I had done something stupid in my code.
Is there a newer recommended "stable" combination for Midgard/Apache/MySQL, as
was asked earlier? I gather from The Manual that Midgard 1.4/Apache
1.3.14/MySQL 3.22.32 is the minimum stable version. But it would be nice to be
able to use the newer versions of Apache.
I suppose I'll go back to at least that combo and see.
regards,
Mike Sharp
"Robin Jackson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/07/2001 10:21:11 AM
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Subject: [midgard-user] Dang It!
This whole issue with pages displaying, etc. HAS to be some sort of memory
leak or something. I recomplied w/ Apache 1.3.9 and restarted and
everything worked fine....
Half an hour later the problems are occuring again.
I hate unrepeatable ERRORS.....Geeeez
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