DO NOT REPLY [Bug 37955] - httpd 2.2.0 consumes 100% of CPU

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------- Additional Comments From dev-apache.org@humph.com  2006-02-22 15:45 -------
sorry to poke in, but I have a very similar situation, only that it is on MacOSX10.3.9. It's a dual proc G5, 
running httpd 2.2.0. At the moment I have two processes taking nearly 100% cpu, both stuck in read() 
as fs_usage says. The traces seem different, but this might just be because I did not go further. Here is 
one trace:


#0  0x9000ed48 in read ()
#1  0x001dc89c in apr_socket_recv ()
#2  0x001653d8 in socket_bucket_read ()
#3  0x00166c0c in apr_brigade_split_line ()
#4  0x00013b08 in ap_add_common_vars ()
#5  0x00011268 in ap_clear_pool ()
#6  0x000117dc in ap_push_array ()
#7  0x00011f44 in ap_table_unset ()
#8  0x00021bcc in ap_escape_errorlog_item ()
#9  0x0001c46c in ap_vrprintf ()
#10 0x0002a9ec in p_simp_re ()
#11 0x0002ab98 in p_simp_re ()
#12 0x0002ae38 in p_bracket ()
#13 0x0002b2f4 in p_b_term ()
#14 0x0000328c in expand_lock_fname ()
#15 0x00001cfc in ?? ()
#16 0x8fe1a278 in __dyld__dyld_start ()

This server serves php pages, but the stuck process seems to have stopped on static ones, so I am not 
sure if to give the blame to libphp5.so.

If clearly unrelated to this bug, please let me know and  will create a new one.

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