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Old 09-22-2006
szmatan
 
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Default need help - apache

hi!

....and sorry for my english...

i have a website in intranet. a simply (..maybe not so simply :)) page
in php. i use it for displaying data from databases (oracle, mssql). in
menu i can declare what information i want to see ( and they put -
after submit- an sql line to select information).

the page works good and there was no problem until yesterday. When i
want to see a lot of information - the result page is empty... i give
99% that this is no fault of code in php.
maybe there is some problems in apache? but i dont even know where i
should seek them.

my configuration:
php 5
apache
windows 2003 server
mssql 2000
oracle 9i

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Old 09-23-2006
szmatan
 
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> Something make me think no.
>
> Davide
>


i have fix the problem by.... restart whole hp proliant... shit - 10 minutes
waiting for system but:
- the problem is gone :/
i mean its a good one but i still have no idea where the problem can be.

right now i read news in home so i cant check the error.log - we will se
what will happen in future


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Old 10-02-2006
Yamaska
 
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szmatan wrote:
>> Something make me think no.
>>
>> Davide
>>

>
> i have fix the problem by.... restart whole hp proliant... shit - 10 minutes
> waiting for system but:
> - the problem is gone :/
> i mean its a good one but i still have no idea where the problem can be.
>
> right now i read news in home so i cant check the error.log - we will se
> what will happen in future
>
>

Make sure you check the database logs as well,.. maybe a faulty (
endless loop ) query was run,.. resulting in buffer overrun.. basically
taking up all mem from machine ( almost effect like mem leak )
Would make sense if you had to go and reboot the machine...


Pete
 
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