Last night after posting the previous post, I noticed that the httpd processes till consumed resources, but not near as much as before. This leads me to believe that the RPC ping process that is controlled via PHP scripting is somehow spawning the child httpd processes that are causing the slow downs on the […]

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I have removed all the URLs in my ping list and will now post this and check the CPU utilization during and after the post to see where the httpd process ends up. It seems odd that posting would cause this, but nothing else on the server causes this, including other Wordpress installations. […]

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I just updated the previous post by simply changing the title from Mblogging to Moblogging. Needless to say I ended up with about 30 httpd processes, three of them going defunct and two of them eating up 98-99% of CPU availability. Hmmm…..
I am going to try something, as when I post from this […]

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One of the things I have noticed on my aging server, which is going to be replace as soon as I can get my new one delivered to the data center where I do the co-location, is when I make a post from within WordPress, the HTTPD process seems to spawn anywhere from 5-8 children. […]

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Recently for a school project I was working on, I had to develop an XTHML 1.1 Strict validated page and a validated CSS to style the page. This was not a problem in and of itself, however there were several problems that I encountered while trying to serve the pages to different browsers and […]

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