Apache Problems

[sina]

Dear Shaun,

We have checked that, used your build apache. Manually limited the ulimit and everything but we still have the issue going on and thats only on 1 server out of 50 servers.

could you please advice

 

[shaun]

you guys arnt building apache with mcrypt right?

Also when your building apache your choosing option 5 and setting checkign the Raise FD Size right?

Also are you sure that apache and php are compiling with no errors...

 

[Darkedge]

Not sure what I did different but after recompiling about 50 times I no longer get any errors machine is stable.

 

[fmalekpour]

I found it at:

/usr/include/bits/typesizes.h

#define __FD_SETSIZE 1024

I changed it to:

#define __FD_SETSIZE 16384

and build the apache again. Now over 2 hours, seems the problem solved.

May be useful for you.

 

[qwerty]

err I don't even have that file anywhere .. typesizes.h that is.

And I am still having this FD_SETSIZE problem.

Ran easyapache, selected option 6, selected raise fd_setsize limi (server wide), compile finished successfully (checked the server build date).

I also made sure ulimit -n 16384 is at the top of the apachectl file .. and STILL when I run ulimit -n it says 1024

why!?!$!$!$?!%!%%

It's just a matter of time until it crashes now again ...

 

[X-Istencedotcom]

Re: hrm

Originally posted by Darkedge
will that work for freebsd as well or only linux

Only Linux, in BSD look into sysctl and its kern.maxfiles and kern.maxfilesperproc.

 

[Darkedge]

sysctl

I looked at sysctl but am not sure what to do to fix this please help I am sure there are a number of people using freebsd that need help with this.

 

[vortech]

Man this seems like its becoming more of a problem.. Any one found how to fix this yet?

 

[RogelioH]

So does anyone have a fix for BSD?

 

[drhonk]

yeah .. looks like BSD still have this old issue. Been trying to recompile apache few times and the problem still there.