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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 26467] - 'graceful' kills 'rotatelogs', then hangs long-lived httpd children
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msulliva@odu.edu changed:
What |Removed |Added
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OS/Version|All |Windows 2000
Platform|All |PC
Version|2.0.48 |2.0.55
------- Additional Comments From msulliva@odu.edu 2006-01-11 16:03 -------
Can someone clarify this bug for me? We'd been having a hang about every 2-14
days that started once we turned on the DisableWin32AcceptEx option. We
noticed that the hang occurred after the child process restarted for whatever
reason. Usually this was not triggered by a graceful restart, but
occasionally it was. Meaning it would show up in the logs, but a person
didn't usually choose to do a restart, something else caused it.
We figured the build up of rotatelogs had something to do with the problem, as
there were a ton of rotatelogs.exe sitting in there. I noticed this bug
mentioned in the 2.0.55 release and tried the upgrade. We've been pretty
stable since. It hung once during a graceful restart after 29 days, and has
been up for 26 days since.
I'm confident this bug was causing the hang, but still notice a tremendous
number of rotatelogs.exe. After a fresh reboot, there are about 6
rotatelogs.exe is the process list. After 26 days on Parent Server Generation
14, we have 40+ rotatelogs.exe sitting in the process list.
When we hang, there's no way to recover without rebooting Windows. At least
not that I'm aware of. Apache seems to hang, tying up the socket(s), and
stopping and starting apache fails.
My concern is the number of accumulating rotatelogs, and the fact that we
still hung after a month under similar circumstances during a graceful
restart. Of course once a month is better than every couple of days. I just
wanted to share what we have been experiencing with this bug, and it's
apparent patch, and see if anyone could clarify what we are experiencing, if
it is/was related to this bug, and why we still see so many rotatelogs.
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