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 From:  Matt   9 Feb 2009 22:08 
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We're now on PHP FastCGI which means Apache should use less memory and hopefully shouldn't fall over as often, but I'm not guaranteeing that one.

Speed should be quite a bit better also.

That is all.

doohicky
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 From:  Matt   9 Feb 2009 22:55 
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Matt,

Next you switch from prefork to worker mpm on Apache make sure it is actually allowed to spawn child processes.

OK?

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 From:  Kenny J (WINGNUTKJ)   9 Feb 2009 22:59 
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I was gonna say - those 500 Internal Server Errors were coming up lightning fast!
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 From:  paul   9 Feb 2009 23:13 
 To:  Matt      4 of 7 
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Matt,

Next you switch from prefork to worker mpm on Apache make sure it is actually allowed to spawn child processes.

OK?

Whatever that means :?

But thanks anyway Matt, your efforts, as ever, are much appreciated!

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 From:  Peter (BOUGHTONP)   10 Feb 2009 00:39 
 To:  Matt      5 of 7 
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Seems to be up and down like a yo-yo. :(

Did you flick the stability switch the wrong way?
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 From:  Matt   10 Feb 2009 00:43 
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I think it likes to change itself :/

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 From:  Matt   10 Feb 2009 00:48 
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I've put it back on prefork mpm because worker mpm seems to go nuts and I can't find a good balance of performance and resource usage.

We're still on FastCGI PHP for now, even though that doesn't appear to actually do what I thought it did, but it does save us lots of memory which is good.

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