Problems with the Windows version of XAMPP, questions, comments, and anything related.
by AnthiStatic » 02. July 2005 10:18
I've installed XamppLite and all is working great except fr the fact that i have two instances of apache.exe running in my taskmanager.
One of the files is using about 18mb of resources at any given time, and the other does the same with about 12mb of resources....
Is this how it's supposed to be or have i done something wrong? Is there any way i can make xampp launch only one instance of apache.exe instead?
Thanx for a great webserver!
//Static
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by Wiedmann » 02. July 2005 10:49
i have two instances of apache.exe running in my taskmanager.
That's the normal behaviour from the Apache webserver on Windows.
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by AnthiStatic » 03. July 2005 01:13
That's the normal behaviour from the Apache webserver on Windows.
It is...? Why is that?
The webserver is running just fine even if i kill one of the processes... And i can't remember apache.exe running twice on my earlier "clean" apache installation neither...!
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by Wiedmann » 03. July 2005 01:19
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by AnthiStatic » 03. July 2005 02:27
Sorry mate...
That page is like greek to me...
Is it something i can use to get rid of one of the apache.exe instances or is it an explanation as to WHY i have two apache.exe's running simultaneously?
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by Wiedmann » 03. July 2005 09:04
Greek? It's a simple calculation
Apache manual wrote:It uses a single control process which launches a single child process which in turn creates threads to handle requests
1 + 1 = 2
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