Re: httpd squirrel instances exhaust memory

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>>> Thanks for your suggestions.
>>> I have added apc and turned off filtes plugin, but httpd instances keeps
>>> on taking memory.
>>> Look how they are now:
>>>   PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND
>>> 17141 apache    15   0  259m 218m  12m S  0.0  6.6   0:15.48 httpd
>>> 15329 apache    15   0  243m 202m  12m S  0.0  6.2   0:12.94 httpd
>>> ....
>>>
>>> What else could I do?
>>>
>>
>> Disable "Show all" link on large folders
>> http://www.nabble.com/How-to-disable-%22Show-all-messages%22-option-to20447037.html#a20487576
>>
>> Set memory limits in php.ini
>>
>
> I have disabled "show all" on large folders, and we have set memory limit to
> 20MB on php.ini(
> with less memory we got memory errors on error_log). One additional
> information is that our server has
> 4 GB of RAM
> We have also reduced httpd instances but problem still remain. May be a bug
> on httpd or php?

That'd be my guess - or more specifically, that the *compilation*
thereof has something funny in it.  There is a newer version of Apache
available, but your PHP is what I'd look at upgrading first, as it is
further behind.  If you want to try to narrow it down with
SquirrelMail, you'll probably need to test in a more controlled
environment where you know what the users are actually clicking.

Did you confirm you turned off thread sort and turned on server side
sort?  Did you test with all plugins disabled?  Are you running other
PHP applications?

> Our versions are:
> httpd-2.2.3-
> php-5.1.6-23.222

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