Ok, another run, this time after adding the following to
php_daemon_script;
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array(
'Connection: Keep-Alive',
'Keep-Alive: 300'
));
Exec-sum:
No change whatsoever in behaviour, curl_exec still freezes after
processing the 2gb file completely. ~maus was right.
Since i create the "folder" in the cms to hold the media-imported
files before starting the import, i can view the offending 2gb video
as an end-user of my cms. but files that were behind the 2gb video
in the queue never get imported because curl_exec (or something
feeding it) has frozen.
It could be that apache sends the wrong packets, or libcurl rejects
'good' packets, or libcurl just froze completely. I might not have
thought of all possibilities though, that's one of the reasons I
post these mails.
I've run out of ideas again..
And since i've been at it since 05:00, i'll get some sleep now..
opening bell of 2gb import, microsoft network monitor 3.4 again:
89268 21:48:23 8-2-2011 314.7693867 Unavailable-4920
InternetDomainNameOfApacheServer WindowsNameOfApacheServer
HTTP HTTP:Request, POST /site/cms/php/php_(import_)script.php,
Query:PHPSESSID=bhgnqukbn4v0dbbv25i14ca2o4&action=batchNext
{HTTP:112, TCP:110, IPv4:1} {{ALL GOOD DATA}}
And the closing bell (the omissions are there because i let the
sniffer app filter by process id -> ip-address) :
363 22:31:16 8-2-2011 676.1139552 Unavailable-4920
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer HTTP
HTTP:Response, HTTP/1.1, Status: Ok, URL:{OMMITTED BECAUSE OF MEMORY
EXHAUSTION->KILL OF SNIFFER APP} {HTTP:31, TCP:30, IPv4:29}
{{CONTAINS THE WANTED DATA}}
367 22:31:19 8-2-2011 679.1089487 Unavailable-4920
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:[ReTransmit #363]Flags=...AP..., SrcPort=HTTP(80), DstPort=8372,
PayloadLen=614, Seq=3326586000 - 3326586614, Ack=3291710338, Win=260
{TCP:30, IPv4:29}
372 22:31:21 8-2-2011 681.6189851 Unavailable-4920
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:Flags=...A...F, SrcPort=HTTP(80), DstPort=8372, PayloadLen=0,
Seq=3326586614, Ack=3291710338, Win=260 {TCP:30, IPv4:29}
376 22:31:25 8-2-2011 685.1089219 Unavailable-4920
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:[ReTransmit #363]Flags=...AP..F, SrcPort=HTTP(80), DstPort=8372,
PayloadLen=614, Seq=3326586000 - 3326586615, Ack=3291710338, Win=260
{TCP:30, IPv4:29}
384 22:31:37 8-2-2011 697.1089168 Unavailable-4920
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:[ReTransmit #363]Flags=...AP..F, SrcPort=HTTP(80), DstPort=8372,
PayloadLen=614, Seq=3326586000 - 3326586615, Ack=3291710338, Win=260
{TCP:30, IPv4:29}
400 22:32:01 8-2-2011 721.1089938 Unavailable-4920
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:[ReTransmit #363]Flags=...AP..F, SrcPort=HTTP(80), DstPort=8372,
PayloadLen=614, Seq=3326586000 - 3326586615, Ack=3291710338, Win=260
{TCP:30, IPv4:29}
431 22:32:49 8-2-2011 769.1090750 Unavailable-4920
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:[ReTransmit #363]Flags=...AP..F, SrcPort=HTTP(80), DstPort=8372,
PayloadLen=614, Seq=3326586000 - 3326586615, Ack=3291710338, Win=260
{TCP:30, IPv4:29}
485 22:33:49 8-2-2011 829.1041446 Unavailable-4920
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:Flags=...A.R.., SrcPort=HTTP(80), DstPort=8372, PayloadLen=0,
Seq=3326586615, Ack=3291710338, Win=0 {TCP:30, IPv4:29}
550 22:35:38 8-2-2011 938.7487524 Unavailable-676
WindowsNameOfApacheServer InternetDomainOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:Flags=...A.R.., SrcPort=8372, DstPort=HTTP(80), PayloadLen=0,
Seq=3291710338, Ack=3326586000, Win=0 {TCP:59, IPv4:29}
551 22:35:38 8-2-2011 938.7514250 Unavailable-4920
InternetDomainOfApacheServer WindowsNameOfApacheServer TCP
TCP:Flags=...A.R.., SrcPort=8372, DstPort=HTTP(80), PayloadLen=0,
Seq=3291710338, Ack=3326586000, Win=0 {TCP:60, IPv4:29}
Please note that packet 550 was apparently from a different cpu
process.
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