a lot Httpd process by: /usr/sbin/httpd -k start -DSSL
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zEitEr
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Hello,
There is either a DDoS/HTTP-Flood/Bot attack or you've got a high-load site. Check apache server-status page for details and read apache common and per virtual host logs.
Use nginx+apache scheme with CB 2.0 as possible solution to reduce load on your server.
There is either a DDoS/HTTP-Flood/Bot attack or you've got a high-load site. Check apache server-status page for details and read apache common and per virtual host logs.
Use nginx+apache scheme with CB 2.0 as possible solution to reduce load on your server.
Hi,
i'm getting a lot of httpd process in : /usr/sbin/httpd -k start -DSSL
what is this processes? how can i stop it?
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it use all of my CPU
Reagrds,
Masoud
How many processess do you have?
Apache will start a predefined number of processess to serve to new visitors. In your httpd.conf you can set this number of processess to start.
Do you have root access? Use strace process number.
You can use apache-status page to see what page they are visiting.
Install mod_ruid2 or php-fpm to serve each apache process under accountname
thanks,
there is a lot of processess that it makes my server down!
what should i change in httpd.conf ? can you explain ?
what is the diffrence between mod_ruid2 and php-fpm ? which one is better?
zEitEr
Super Moderator
Changing php mode hardly can help you with the issue. Check this: http://forum.directadmin.com/showthread.php?t=49438
as i know , nginx has very diffrence with apache .
using nginx with apache can solve my problem? is it difficult to work with nginx ?
zEitEr
Super Moderator
Is it difficult to drive a racing car? Sorry but I don't know how much you're skilled and expirienced. So I have not answer for you here. For me it's nothing special today. Probably it was when I only started to learn NGINX.
I don't say that you should replace apache with nginx. They can work together. When using NGINX as a reverse proxy with apache, you are mostly the same as if you have no nginx at all. You don't need to do anything special here. If you need more information on how it does its jobs, you may check the latest publication on my website (a link to which you can find in my signature line).
I don't say that you should replace apache with nginx. They can work together. When using NGINX as a reverse proxy with apache, you are mostly the same as if you have no nginx at all. You don't need to do anything special here. If you need more information on how it does its jobs, you may check the latest publication on my website (a link to which you can find in my signature line).