I can't recall details from memory, but there is something like
/server-status which can be enabled. It can tell you a but about how busy
apache is. Worth looking at as it should tell you about thread and memory
usage.
Anton
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On 27 Apr 2013 17:51, "Chris Malton" <chrism@???> wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I can take a look at this with you next weekend - I've been running Apache
> in a memory constrained environment for quite some time now (256MB RAM),
> and it seems to be OK running Wordpress + a couple of other fairly high
> traffic sites.
>
> Regards,
>
> Chris
>
> On 27/04/13 17:32, Chris Dennis wrote:
>
>> Hello folks
>>
>> As HantsLUG hostmaster, I'm looking after our server which, among other
>> things, runs the hantslug.org.uk website.
>>
>> It works fine, until people actually start trying to access the site! At
>> which point it tends to grind to a halt.
>>
>> It may be that it doesn't have enough RAM (300MB) for Apache to run
>> WordPress properly. Or perhaps I just haven't configured things right.
>>
>> So I'd be grateful for some expert opinions.
>>
>> Please add general ideas here, or else contact me off-list if you want
>> more information and possibly SSH access to the server so that you can have
>> a look.
>>
>> cheers
>>
>> Chris
>>
>
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