Date: 01/15/01
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I am writing a module for php, every so often an apache process will hang
when it reaches MaxRequestsPerChild. It grabs all available cpu time, yet
server-status reports no additional usage. I have removed the PHP_MSHUTDOWN
function from my code in case I was making a hash out of something
inadvertently, yet this has not helped.
It is only occurring 1 in 20 times (approximately) apache tries to close a
process.
I am new to development on Linux and do not know all the tools available, is
there some way that I can find out what this process is doing or at least if
the loop is in apache, php or my code so I can trace it back?
Thanks,
Bill
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