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WebPanel => Apache => Topic started by: Farukh Khan on October 26, 2015, 07:37:06 AM
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Hello,
After upgrading my Apache to apache 2.4.17 and PHP to 5.6.14 following bullten's tutorials the apache of my server is leaking huge memory and is not stopping until goes max of my ram and swap. What could be the possible fix for this problem? bullten please help me out.
Thanks in advance...
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Hello.
You should check your Apache. I didn't have any problem with it.
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Apache 2.4 isn't default version for centos 6 and in short, that isn't supported until we don't start to supporting it with centos7.
CentOS moto is "stability over all else" so some custom upgrades will decrease server stability.
But in most cases issue could be with your website or some custom modules you added.
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But I asked for any solution to this or how to debug it so that I can find where or in which module the memory is leaking?
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No good support here for this panel? Atleast suggest me some ways in which I can debug the memory leak and solve it.
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You've got the answer:
Apache 2.4 isn't default version for centos 6 and in short, that isn't supported until we don't start to supporting it with centos7.
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cPanel and Plesk Panel is using Apache 2.4 in CentOS 6. I don't know how you guys are developing the panel :/ Very short updates and very bad user feedback response.
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Apache 2.4 have a known bug with mod_ssl, if you use mod_ssl try to start httpd without it.
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I have no mod_ssl module in my apache...
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farukh, you get the answer. CWP does not support apache 2.4.
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I cannot replicate the issue. Just upgrade to latest version apache 2.4.17
https://panel.bullten.net/knowledgebase/36/Install-Apache-24-and-suPHP-072-in-CWP.html
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I have already done that. Upgraded to latest apache 2.4.17 and also my PHP version is 5.6.14. All up to date. I have done all the upgradation following bullten blog guides.