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My platform currently
hosts 4381 Vhosts (and counting) this is of course loadbalanced over multiple
servers, for performance and redundancy issues but they all share the _SAME_ Apache binary + config (yes there is
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Everything from source. I
have to: because I have patched versions of Apache/PHP4/PHP5. And I want to. -
Apache 2.0.59. Because
this is legacy code with proven stability and I don’t need the features
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Yes, linux-guru you are probably
hitting your open files maximum. I had this problem too. But I wrote my own logger
that uses syslog-ng to centralize my logfiles (I might put it up one of these
days). But for now you might want to start Apache with “ulimit -n -
You say you don’t
have MySQL running. How come there is a MySQL socket for PHP: MYSQL_SOCKET
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Besides that linux-guru,
you have a ton of open ports running on your server. Might want to check that….
You would probably only need 21, 80 (open) en 22 (filtered). Cheers, Jan Van: linux guru
[mailto:linuxs@xxxxxxxxx] Does anybody host about 2000-2500 virtual sites in single server? Which version of Apache do you prefer 2.0 or 2.2 for hosting thousands
of websites? Do you have examples or some experiment about the httpd.conf for this
kind of servers? Have you ever noticed an error like this below; apachectl stop, OK apachectl start, No responce. FAIL open the file which has virtual host
records, inc.vhost.httpd.conf put # sign start of 30-40 lines save and close the file. apachectl start, OK open the file again and remove the #'s apachectl graceful, OK Please help :) We are getting mad more and more everyday. You could check the php config and other details at http://82.222.170.52/i.php We are using Redhat Enterprise Linux 4, we are installing apache , php
, and modules from source. The servers are extremly powerful and does not have other services like
mysql or mail server. only apache serving. Please contact me directly if you think you could help. Thanks. |
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