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RE: ispcp-sub-mgr - joximu - 04-28-2008 10:49 PM
ok, let's restart.
what means: server is going down (when running the request manager manually)? only apache or the whole server?
Which ispcp version do you have?
You can do a "config file regeneration" (see faq, howto or online docu) - but remember to backup you own changes before...
RE: ispcp-sub-mgr - KeNt - 04-28-2008 11:03 PM
whole server
services works fine
but ispcp-sub-mngr allocate all memory and server going down
rc3
I will try this way
RE: ispcp-sub-mgr - joximu - 04-29-2008 01:35 AM
hm, we never had this issue... seem to be a big problem in the ispcp-sub-mngr. This has to be debugged.
Did you update to rc3 or is this a fresh installation?
Did you thought about upgrading to rc4?
/J
RE: ispcp-sub-mgr - KeNt - 04-29-2008 01:56 AM
updated from vhcs2
I can't upgrade now
RE: ispcp-sub-mgr - joximu - 04-29-2008 04:03 AM
Ok
So, I think, this should be debugged.
I fyou run the request manager, then the sub-manager is called with a number behind (as parameter) - this is the number of the id in the record (ispcp.subdomains).
So far so good?
In the log which are created by ths ub-manager: can you see if a loop is executed? I think: without a loop this amount of ram cannot be consumed.
Make a copy of the ispcp-sub-mngr nd try to locate the loop and the error.
I know, this is said easy: if every run is followed by a server reset... :-(
How long does it take from starting the request manager until the server stops?
Well: you see - it's not easy... but maybe it's just a little detail...
/Joxi
RE: ispcp-sub-mgr - KeNt - 05-05-2008 10:47 PM
succefully updated to RC4
tnx so much