[phpa] Re: PHPA on Cobalt RAQ - apache processes "defunct" on restart

From: p_g kuehnb <georg_ml@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: alain@xxxxxxxxxx, "Phpa@Freelists. Org" <phpa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 02:49:26 +0200

Alain,

pls. check which user apache runs under, within the apache config file: 
httpd.conf
# to find it:
locate httpd.conf

there you should find something like:
# Who runs the server?
User apache
Group apache

now this is the user/group apache runs under, and you'll have to set PHPA 
to run under the same user/group
which would, in the above example translate into:

phpa.shm_user = "apache"
phpa.shm_group = "nobody"

hth - regards Georg


At 22:39 09.07.2002, Alain Fontaine wrote:

>Hello !
>
>Using php.ini like so on my Cobalt RAQ 4i, PHP 4.2.1 :
>
>zend_extension="/home/sites/home/users/admin/download/php_accelerator-1.3.1p
>re3_
>php-4.2.1_linux-glibc2.1.3/php_accelerator_1.3.1pre3.so"
>
>phpa.shm_user = "nobody"
>phpa.shm_group = "nobody"
>
>
>Whenever I restart apache, the processes go "defunct". A stop and then a
>start does work, though. When the apache processes die, I need to reboot the
>server as I can't get rid of these processes using kill, either.
>
>Ideas? ;)
>
>Thanks!
>
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