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Using mod_proxy to proxy a dynamic page, an orphan process eats CPU
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Using mod_proxy to proxy a dynamic page, an orphan process eats CPU
------- Additional Comments From minfrin@sharp.fm 2004-05-21 21:41 -------
It sounds like something is leaking during the lifetime of the long lived
download stream, this could be in mod_proxy, or any other filters that have been
installed along the way.
Can you try this with a minimal Apache configuration, in other words no more
modules enabled than absolutely necessary, then start switching in modules until
you start seeing the leak. This will help narrow it down to the module that is
causing all the trouble.
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