RE: [Phpgroupware-users] Phpgroupware and memory

[Chris Weiss]

Have you tried optimizing apache for your setup?  I only have a P2 450 with
256Meg, and while it uses all the memory and want more and uses 100% cpu a
lot more often than I'd like, this problem isn't so bad that I need to
restart anything.  My server also handles over 8,000 page views a day, none
of it static and most of it connecting to mysql on the same box.  Not exacly
a heavy load, but certainly not idle.

Bob Crandell (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>My server is a dual 933 with 3/4 gig RAM.  I have clients with 1 gig RAM.
We all
>have this problem.  I set a cron job to restart Apache in the wee hours of
the
>morning so even if there should be someone on, they are only inconvenienced 1
>minute or so.
>
>Brian Johnson (address@hidden) wrote*:
>>
>>I have a similar problem for which I haven't yet found a fix
>>
>>Occasionally (ie about every two weeks) my httpd daemon sucks up so much
>>memory that it slows down the server and I have to restart it (the httpd
>>daemon)
>>
>>The httpd server process is normally only being used for phpgroupware - from
>>informal testing I think that phpgroupware is doing it
>>
>>The server is a PIII 650 with 512M RAM a 10G HD for the system that includes
>>a 522104K swap partition (the home directory is on a second hard drive)
>>
>>
>>
>>Brian Johnson
>>address@hidden <mailto:address@hidden>
>>Johnson Engineering Consultants
>>368 Huron St., Stratford, Ont.
>>Ph: 519-271-9923
>>Fax: 519-271-5353
>>
>>
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: address@hidden
>>[mailto:address@hidden Behalf Of Chris Weiss
>>Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 10:03 AM
>>To: address@hidden
>>Subject: Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Phpgroupware and memory
>>
>>
>>it's php and/or apaches fault.  most phpgw scripts do a clean up to close
>>resources and release memory, but php/apache keeps hol dof that memory to
>>use
>>later.  Trouble is it doesn't always use it right away thus sucking up
>>system
>>memory.  phpgw is a very complex php app in the grand scheme of things and
>>so
>>can use a lot of memory.
>>
>>My server has 256Meg and uses only 1.4Meg of swap.  A small amount of swap
>>is
>>normal, more than 10Meg and I'd be worried.
>>
>>Mikael Mourcia (address@hidden) wrote*:
>>>
>>>Hi all,
>>>
>>>I get a problem with memory managment. I'm runnning phpgroupware 0.9.14
>>>under Linux (RedHat 7.3) and when I log into phpgroupware i see via the top
>>>command the used memory increasment.
>>>Ok for that but when i logout nothing happens. THe used memory does not
>>>decrease :(
>>>And in fact after a few minute my system is obliged to use swap memory ...
>>>
>>>Does someone get the same problem ?
>>>Mikael Mourcia
>>>
>>>
>>>
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