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------- Additional Comments From rpluem@apache.org 2005-12-06 00:20 -------
(In reply to comment #0)
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> If looking with lsof at the files opened by httpd, it appears a large number
> of file descriptor not linked to a file (probably a network connection) and
> around half this number of file descriptors to /etc/hosts and /etc/ipnodes
> (both). For example :
>
> 1539 file descriptors not linked to a file
If they are network connections they should be shown as such. See example from
my Linux box:
ssh 1299 ruediger 3u IPv4 8156 TCP euler.heimnet
z.de:32773->cerberus.heimnetz.de:ssh (ESTABLISHED)
What is the type of these descriptors (in the above example it is IPv4)?
> 593 etc/hosts
> 603 etc/ipnodes
Hm, I am not quite sure if httpd opens these files directly. These files are
often opened by some libc functions. Maybe a bug in the libc of your OS?
>
> Our Apache server loads PHP, mod_python and Subversion server, in addition to
> modules provided by Apache. From what I have seen in the logs, during low
Please try to check if the described behaviour also happens without any 3rd
party modules loaded (Yes, I know this hurts :-)).
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