Hello all, a problem I once believed solved reappears on one of my servers now - it's a IA32 box running Gentoo, Apache 2.2.8 w/ mod_fcgid to acchieve per-user PHP5. I use wrapper scripts like the following to set environmental variables to restrict mod_fcgid from spawning too many processes and also have it kill PHP instances after a number of requests to avoid potential memory leaks: http://pasted.at/ada0ab314d.html The problem now is that these limits do not seem to apply- Today, I saw my httpd spawn a whopping 31 php-cgi processes, just enough that the user's ulimit kicks in. I don't want this to happen, and have these values kick in instead: http://pasted.at/0d20a81b7d.html I do not know much about the specific inner workings of mod_fcgid, though if the module actually uses signals to end its child-processes, problems should arise from the fact that the main apache process is running under a different EUID than all its php-cgi childs, right? Has anyone in here a similar setup up and running, and knows how to avoid the situation presented above? Thanks in advance for your suggestions! -- with best regards: - Johannes Truschnigg ( johannes.truschnigg@xxxxxx ) www: http://johannes.truschnigg.info/ phone: +43 650 2 133337 jabber: johannes.truschnigg@xxxxxxxxx Please do not bother me with HTML-eMail or attachments. Thank you.
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