From: Aram Mirzadeh <awm@qosina.com>
Message-Id: <199603020315.WAA23549@luers.qosina.com>
Subject: Re: 1.1b0+ak on Solaris 2.5
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Date: Fri, 1 Mar 1996 22:15:03 -0500 (EST)
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> 
> I ran 1.1b0+ak on a Solaris 2.5 box with 96 Megs of memory for about
> 24 hours.  With 9 active clients it drove the load to up over 20.  
> When I switched back to 1.0.2_patched it handled those same 9 client
> connections with a load average of under 0.5.  Anybody else seen this?

I thought it was me, I have the same thinking running on a linux p100 w/20mb
of ram, only a ppp connection to the web, and 2 people accessing it, mine
killed my cpu.  My load was up to 90 by the time I killed it off.  I've 
not put it backup since.  I was playing around with kernel upgrades since
then.  BTW, anyone else running linux, if you're running 1.3.5x or higher
see if apache stays up.  I have received 4-5 bug reports saying that they
had to downgrade back to the stable kernels for it to stay up.  

<Aram>

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			       Aram Mirzadeh
		     awm@qosina.com,awm@hyperreal.com
			http://www.qosina.com/~awm/

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	Segmentation violation -- Core dumped