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RE: [ic] mod_interchange and Apache MaxClients


> From: Kevin Walsh
> Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 6:38 PM
> 
> John1 suppressed wrote:
> > Snip from earlier post to this thread by Kevin:
> > > Thanks for posting the packet data.  I'll use that to try to
recreate
> > > the problem locally.  I imagine I'll have to throttle the link
and/or
> > > fire truck-loads of simultaneous requests to get the problem to
show
> > > itself.  If the problem can be recreated on demand then it can be
> found
> > > and fixed.  I have an old P200 that I use for performance tests.
Test
> > > time differences are amplified massively when running Interchange
on a
> > > P200 with 128MB of memory. :-)
> > >
> > Kevin, did you get chance to do this?
> >
> I've not had a lot of time to devote to this.  Sorry.  The tests I
have
> performed have not caused anything fail.  I've not seen any of the
> websites under my control fail with the reported problems, even though
> most of them were/are being targeted by all of the current worms.  I
> imagine that I'd look into this a little more urgently if my clients'
> websites were all falling in a heap every ten minutes. :-)
> 

I hear ya on that one, since I setup that script it really hasn't been a
pressing issue.  Until I saw the site get restarted 4 times in one day
and decided it was time to revisit the issue :)  It appears adding
xmlrpc.php to the drop list has stopped us from needing the restart, but
it's only hiding the true problem.

-Ron

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