[Bug 575175] Re: apache running at 100% indefinitely
Geoff Silver
geoff at rootflags.org
Tue May 4 16:02:32 BST 2010
Is there something specific you want?
1. the specific steps or actions you took that caused you to encounter
the problem,
This is a web server. It started apache on boot for me when I rebooted
the host a week ago. It ran for a week or so. I logged in after being
out of town for the weekend and I had 6-7 apache processes running at
100% CPU, but apparently doing nothing (netstat -anop showed no
connections, strace showed nothing happening, etc). There is no
specific step or action I took to cause this. Presumably some external
user accessed some web page which triggered what appears to be a bug in
the zend library (based on the fact that this is a webserver and the gdb
backtrace of the running process I supplied)
2. the behavior you expected, and
I expect apache to not use 100% of all my CPUs!
3. the behavior you actually encountered (in as much detail as
possible).
I expect apache to not run at 100% CPU. I logged in after being out of
town for the weekend and I had 6-7 apache processes running at 100% CPU,
but apparently doing nothing (netstat -anop showed no connections,
strace showed nothing happening, etc).
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apache running at 100% indefinitely
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/575175
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