RE: apache svn server memory usage?

> > This is normal. 14-22M httpd isn't great, but it's much better than
> > the hundreds of megs it used to be, back when we had real memory
> > bugs. :-)
>...
>Correct. It does a check whether it should free() that memory or keep
>it around. The default is keeping everything around. Over time,
>memory usage will stabilize and thus no more system calls in the form
>of malloc()/free() are needed.

The bummer is it's being kept around for all the forked processes. Would
it be better to use one of the other mpms (threaded?) so they share some of
this memory? I know nothing about apache, of course. The docs say some
modules aren't thread-safe...is mod_dav + svn?

>The MaxMemFree directive allows you to control the total amount of
>memory somewhat. httpd 2.0.47 will (most probably) obey this directive
>better than the current version does.

What will be good settings here?

Thanks,
Chris

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Received on Tue Jul 1 06:48:15 2003