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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 16241] - Apache processes takes 100% CPU until killed manually

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Apache processes takes 100% CPU until killed manually

stephanandreas.rickauer@eds.com changed:

------- Additional Comments From stephanandreas.rickauer@eds.com 2003-02-28 15:30 -------
I experience the same effect, but without having something in the logfile. The
effect only seems to occur, when one client requests data from one slot over a
long time. We tested with 12 hits/min at 1.9 pageviews/min constant traffic from
one Loadrunner machine to different php pages. After 9 hours the first child
used 100% CPU. After another 1.5 hour, the second child went crazy, each using
50% CPU. This effect went on and does not stop when stopping the load until I
kill the crazy children. I have the analysis data online at
http://sos.ethz.ch/~stef/typo3/

My Apache is 1.3.23 with mod_php 4.1.0, SuSE8.0, Kernel 2.4.18-4GB

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