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I believe I solved the problem by setting a couple of values in httpd.conf. The settings are as shown below: <IfModule mpm_winnt.c> ThreadsPerChild 50 MaxRequestsPerChild 10000 </IfModule> I am monitoring the system in order to fine tune the above values. The first one defines the number of listening threads httpd.exe starts, saves the amount of "pre-alloc
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Sorry for the delay, there was a functional problem to solve. The answer to the question is: all of them. The old system used to run on Wamp 2.2, Apache 2.2.21, PHP 5.3.10, MYSQL 5.5.20. The reason we had to do such a dangerous step is that Apache 2.2 does not support newer TLS protocols, which are due to be withdrawn in early 2020. We are a volunteering org. and we have very few resources to
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Hi, I just upgraded my site to wamp 3.1.9, using Apache 2.4.33, MySql 5.7.21, PHP 7.2.4. I did not change any default configuration setting, other than those needed to run vhosts and ssl. Even though the site has not a very heavy load, I see that Apache is using, and never releasing, about 10% more memory a day. ( the site handles charity projects ) I could not find any hint on this issue dire
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