Re: apache freezes after an hour

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Hi!
I got the same problem
-Debian 4.0 with Apache 2 and php5
-mods-enabled: alias.load authn_file.load authz_groupfile.load
authz_user.load cgi.load dir.load mime.load         php5.conf setenvif.load
ssl.load auth_basic.load authz_default.load authz_host.load autoindex.load
dir.conf env.load negotiation.load php5.load ssl.conf status.load
-www.domain1.tld -> *.html and *.php will be sent through the php engine/
 www.domain2.tld -> only *.php will be sent through the php engine
-www.domain1.tld/index.html contains simple php-script (just "echo "Hello
World") but www.domain2.tld/index.php contains only plain text

Problem: after a certain time, pages requiering to be sent through php, do
not responde anymore (error log: Maximum execution time of 60 seconds
exceeded in Unknown on line 0), while pages NOT sent through php are NOT
frozen. This porblem doesn not relate on if this file sent through the
php-engine containing any php-code at all (even plain text files with *.php
are not processed anymore) WHILE php used in background by cron to process
requests works fine (i made a short code just to write the timestamp into a
file every minute). what makes it even more confusing for me: if i try to
call www.domain1.tld and www.domain2.tld I do not get an answer but, when i
try aftrewards www.domain1.tld/index.html and www.domain2.tld/index.php I
get a respons and, after that, even www.domain1.tld and www.domain2.tld
respond propperly! And I do not get any Error-Reporting at all (settings:
apache2.conf: LogLevel debug; php.ini: error_reporting = E_ALL | E_STRICT
und log_errors = On).

I would appriciate very muche if anyone has an idea what is going wrong.

Thank you!
Robert
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