In case you haven't noticed: Wikipedia is f**king slow again about once in an hour. At least the German Wp. Time for restricting special pages and searches again? Or should we start with SQL queries this time?
I hope not everybody is as annoyed as I am.
Kurt
Kurt Jansson wrote:
In case you haven't noticed: Wikipedia is f**king slow again about once in an hour. At least the German Wp. Time for restricting special pages and searches again? Or should we start with SQL queries this time?
Any idea if any host-admin is left ( Lee and Brion are off )?
There's a zombie httpd process on larousse, taking >90% CPU time. Can't restart httpd, and have no permission to kill the process. Maybe someone should just reboot?
Magnus
Thomas Corell wrote:
Kurt Jansson wrote:
In case you haven't noticed: Wikipedia is f**king slow again about once in an hour. At least the German Wp. Time for restricting special pages and searches again? Or should we start with SQL queries this time?
Any idea if any host-admin is left ( Lee and Brion are off )?
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 11:06:12PM +0200, Magnus Manske wrote:
There's a zombie httpd process on larousse, taking >90% CPU time. Can't restart httpd, and have no permission to kill the process. Maybe someone should just reboot?
Magnus
Hmm, I don't see it. Somebody else must have cleaned it up. I can take care of requests requiring root privs if needed (with everybody gone).
No, it's still there. PID 6824, now taking 50-90% CPU time. It is the only httpd process left. top even shows it as "zombie".
Nick Reinking wrote:
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 11:06:12PM +0200, Magnus Manske wrote:
There's a zombie httpd process on larousse, taking >90% CPU time. Can't restart httpd, and have no permission to kill the process. Maybe someone should just reboot?
Magnus
Hmm, I don't see it. Somebody else must have cleaned it up. I can take care of requests requiring root privs if needed (with everybody gone).
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 11:26:11PM +0200, Magnus Manske wrote:
No, it's still there. PID 6824, now taking 50-90% CPU time. It is the only httpd process left. top even shows it as "zombie".
Well, it is the parent process, and top is saying: 6824 root 16 0 928 172 112 S 71.0 0.0 451:32 0 httpd
Still, it is taking a lot of CPU time - I'll restart it just in case. (there are lots of httpd processes running, too...)
There... restarted. :)
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 11:26:11PM +0200, Magnus Manske wrote:
No, it's still there. PID 6824, now taking 50-90% CPU time. It is the only httpd process left. top even shows it as "zombie".
BTW, it only shows one process in top because Apache 2 is multithreaded, and top doesn't show threads by default (I believe). So, that's why it is taking up so much CPU time (in top). In any case, I do see quite a few httpd processes dropping off and dying as defunct processes. That is strange, and I'm not seeing any good reason for it in the error log...
Nick Reinking wrote:
Hmm, I don't see it. Somebody else must have cleaned it up. I can take care of requests requiring root privs if needed (with everybody gone).
Well, I added you to my host admin list :)
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