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Re: APC issues: locking up all processes and lack of PHP 5.4 support [message #180712 is a reply to message #180710] Wed, 13 March 2013 20:11 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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On 3/13/2013 3:21 PM, sroussey(at)gmail(dot)com wrote:
> In one of my installs of PHP, I have about 100 servers running PHP 5.3.something (whatever RedHat has as stable on that platform). Every couple of days one of the servers locks up, with all the processes stuck in a lock wait. It looks like the process that created the lock crashed, all the others get stuck and that server needs a bullet.
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> I would like to move to 5.4, but it is not stable yet, due to our dependency on APC.
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> Has anyone noticed this issue as well? If so, did moving to 5.4 help? For this setup we only have "stable" installs for deployments, but it is a big enough issue that we are at least considering altering that.
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> In other installs of around the same size, I don't see this issue, but I install my own PHP, so it is the most current of 5.3. Again, with no stable APC, I haven't even bothered with 5.4 yet, but in that deployment it is not an issue nor needed.
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> Many thanks in advance!
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> -steve--
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Steve,

I haven't had any problems running 5.3.3 on Debian, but then you
obviously have additional packages (i.e. I don't have APC running).

Is there anything in your server logs? No matter what you have in yours
scripts, the process shouldn't crash.

Without knowing the cause of the crash, it's impossible to determine if
an upgrade will be of any help.

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