I have an app that is going berzerk on its own; without any code or
environmental changes of any kind, for some bizarre reason it will
randomly just hang, spawn multiple Apache processes and completely
ignore max_execution_t ime, literally running infinitely.
Using PHP 5.2.0, Apache 1.3 and Win XP
Is this normal "bizarre" behavior that can occur within this setup; if
so, what workarounds have you found to combat this, other than the
obvious (try to debug and fix code)?
Thanx
Phil
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comp.lang.php wrote:
I have an app that is going berzerk on its own; without any code or
environmental changes of any kind, for some bizarre reason it will
randomly just hang, spawn multiple Apache processes and completely
ignore max_execution_t ime, literally running infinitely.
Using PHP 5.2.0, Apache 1.3 and Win XP
Is this normal "bizarre" behavior that can occur within this setup; if
so, what workarounds have you found to combat this, other than the
obvious (try to debug and fix code)?
Thanx
Phil
Hi Phil,
No good. :-(
A few things to check:
1) Apache spawning multiple processes is normal. Do you see a *lot of extra*
processes coming into existance after calling some page?
2) What does a simple script containing only phpinfo(); produce?
Does that hang too?
3) Check your Apache logfiles. Look for errors.
Regards,
Erwin Moller
Erwin Moller wrote:
comp.lang.php wrote:
I have an app that is going berzerk on its own; without any code or
environmental changes of any kind, for some bizarre reason it will
randomly just hang, spawn multiple Apache processes and completely
ignore max_execution_t ime, literally running infinitely.
Using PHP 5.2.0, Apache 1.3 and Win XP
Is this normal "bizarre" behavior that can occur within this setup; if
so, what workarounds have you found to combat this, other than the
obvious (try to debug and fix code)?
Thanx
Phil
Hi Phil,
No good. :-(
I can get it to work normally only when I do a computer hard reboot.
Really not good :(
A few things to check:
1) Apache spawning multiple processes is normal. Do you see a *lot of extra*
processes coming into existance after calling some page?
Yes, like several dozen at once
>
2) What does a simple script containing only phpinfo(); produce?
Does that hang too?
Yes.
>
3) Check your Apache logfiles. Look for errors.
No errors generated whatsoever. No warnings, no notices, nothing.
>
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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