I have been stopping and starting ( not restart ) my http every night. I noticed
when RT web ui slows down a stop and start to the http process speeds up back to
original state
My 2 cents
Asif Iqbal
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I have been stopping and starting ( not restart ) my http every night. I
noticed when RT web ui slows down a stop and start to the http process
speeds up back to original state
We are doing the same thing but we are running 3.0.4.
One of our administrators noticed that an Apache process was hogging
virtually all of the processor but a truss on the process didn’t show
anything, suggesting that the process was stuck in a very tight loop.
A suspected culprit was mod_perl, but we don’t have any proof.
–Philip
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One of our administrators noticed that an Apache process was hogging
virtually all of the processor but a truss on the process didn’t show
anything, suggesting that the process was stuck in a very tight loop.
- Philip
If you’re using postgres, this might be the bug in DBIx::SearchBuilder
that Jesse fixed recently. He released version .92 on CPAN. I no
longer have to restart 3.0.4. I had a problem with different, sporadic
slowdowns after that, but after instituting vacuums of the database, I
have been fine.
-Kevin Murphy
Hi,
RT 3.0.5 permits the attachment of an empty document, but then does not
display a link for downloading it.
This does not seem to be correct behavior, shouldn’t it either reject the
upload of empty attachments, or permit the download of empty attachments.
Réal