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Hi Igor, I use awstats, but that also doesn't show too much (I looked at the actual logs of apache in the period when this problem happened). I also think it's either PHP or MySQL, but there are very many scripts on the server, first I'd like to know which script/file is causing this, then I can look at the script and see what could be causing this. I've created a small script that checks the loadavg every minute and if it's above 3 it logs output of ftss into a file. Now I just have to wait for the problem to occur again. Peter On 17.05.2010 10:19, Igor Cicimov wrote: Peter...apart from the one mentioned above there are bunch of tools you can use to monitor and analyze your server like webalizer, awstats etc. From what you have given us above I would expect that PHP is the culprit in this situation ... except if your application has a database back end in which case that might be the problem too (like long running db queries, not released connections etc...things that can easily consume apache resources). Without the config file we can't say what else might be wrong, it might be KeepAlive and/or Timeout settings or something similar ... |
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