Hello everybody,
I am currently working on an enterprise chat application. presently I have finished the application. The application is installed on a webserver running on wampserver. each time more the 5 people connect to the application the apache stops responding. It get so bad that you wont be able to run localhost on your browser. please how can I increase memory on the apache server to accomodate the request on the server. How can I solve this problem. I confused here. Is this problem happening because it is running on wampserver. Or what could be the problem.
increasing apache memory for running script
Started by skliz4rel, Feb 01 2013 07:46 AM
apache memory increase
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 08:32 AM
What operating system? MS has limits on the number of concurrent tcp/ip connections for the non-pro/non-server versions of its operating systems.
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Debugging step #1: To get past the garbage-out equals garbage-in stage in your code, you must check that the inputs to your code are what you expect.
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Debugging step #1: To get past the garbage-out equals garbage-in stage in your code, you must check that the inputs to your code are what you expect.
Programming is just problem solving, but it is done in another language. You must learn enough of the programming language you are using to be able to read and write code.
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Posted 02 February 2013 - 06:03 AM
ok. it is a windows OS and it is a server OS. The machine as been used to host server applications
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Posted 02 February 2013 - 12:00 PM
What evidence do you have that it's a memory issue? It's more likely that for the frequency of http requests and the processing being done for each request, that there's no processing time available for anything else.
What sort of errors are there in the Apache error log?
What sort of errors are there in the Apache error log?
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Debugging step #1: To get past the garbage-out equals garbage-in stage in your code, you must check that the inputs to your code are what you expect.
Programming is just problem solving, but it is done in another language. You must learn enough of the programming language you are using to be able to read and write code.
Debugging step #1: To get past the garbage-out equals garbage-in stage in your code, you must check that the inputs to your code are what you expect.
Programming is just problem solving, but it is done in another language. You must learn enough of the programming language you are using to be able to read and write code.
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 09:42 AM
I figured out the error. It is because I am performing a mutiple pool. which is stressing the server tanks alot.
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