Hello,
I'm in big trouble. I've a virtual server with debian installed and apache2 
and mysql running on it.

But there is a problem. The virtual server has only 64M of memory and all th
e process childs created by apache are able to use all the resources. So I h
ave only 1M of RAM free and the site is really, really slow. 

I would like to limit the creation of apache childs. Do you know how can I d
o this?

Thx

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Originally posted by oniric 
Hello,
I'm in big trouble. I've a virtual server with debian installed and apache2 
and mysql running on it.

But there is a problem. The virtual server has only 64M of memory and all th
e process childs created by apache are able to use all the resources. So I h
ave only 1M of RAM free and the site is really, really slow. 

I would like to limit the creation of apache childs. Do you know how can I d
o this?

Thx 
 

Ok, know I know a little more about Apache. My installation uses prefork as 
MPM module. I set up this and now I can regulate the process creation. 

Can you give me the rights parameters to use with 64M and 6000 pages viewed 
a day?

Thank you

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