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High Apache memory usage PP 11.5
- Thread starter PriyanA
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~ Andrea ~
New Pleskian
Hi,
I've the same problem too.
Apache memory usage gets high until I restart the service or reboot the machine, so I run happy for three days and after that the problem starts again.
My setup is pretty standard with apache default modules installed, I'll be very gratefull for any suggestion or fix.
Thanks!
Andrea
I've the same problem too.
Apache memory usage gets high until I restart the service or reboot the machine, so I run happy for three days and after that the problem starts again.
My setup is pretty standard with apache default modules installed, I'll be very gratefull for any suggestion or fix.
Thanks!
Andrea
Ok since yesterday I have lowered the Apache memory usage to 2%.
First of all, I think I have identified the virtual host that was causing the problem: I blocked the access from China, Russia and Poland on that virtual host and the memory started to get lower.
After that, I changed all PHP processing from "Apache module" to "Fast-CGI": now it's about 15 hours I have 2-2.2% of memory usage.
Will keep you posted.
First of all, I think I have identified the virtual host that was causing the problem: I blocked the access from China, Russia and Poland on that virtual host and the memory started to get lower.
After that, I changed all PHP processing from "Apache module" to "Fast-CGI": now it's about 15 hours I have 2-2.2% of memory usage.
Will keep you posted.
Web-Cookie
New Pleskian
Seems to work
This seems to have worked for me too. Reduced apache memory from 25.5% to 3.4%, thanks!
This seems to have worked for me too. Reduced apache memory from 25.5% to 3.4%, thanks!
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Web-Cookie
New Pleskian
Spoke to soon!
Yea, this hasnt worked. It seemed to but now memory has shot up to 50%!!
Will try the FastCGI method and let you know...
Yea, this hasnt worked. It seemed to but now memory has shot up to 50%!!
Will try the FastCGI method and let you know...
Web-Cookie
New Pleskian
Ok something else...
Apologies for repeat posting. I think my solution was to simply disable the watchdog extension (home>extensions>watchdog), I did this about 8hrs ago and my apache memory reduced back down to 2.5% and now seems stable. Is this a bug with watchdog? I am also using FastCGI which is odd as this is meant to use more memory...
Apologies for repeat posting. I think my solution was to simply disable the watchdog extension (home>extensions>watchdog), I did this about 8hrs ago and my apache memory reduced back down to 2.5% and now seems stable. Is this a bug with watchdog? I am also using FastCGI which is odd as this is meant to use more memory...
