[Xitami] Urgent- server crashes Xitami 2.5c2 on XP

[Ron Ackerman]

I have started to learn Apache and have put it on my new win2003 server for
higher end sites. I'll be keeping xitami for some small sites but may
eventually move everything over. Xitami has been good for me for the most
part. It's great for development but I wanted something capable of doing mod
rewrites and ASP with less crashes. I still have about 10 sites on my xitami
server, move 3 off to the Apache server. 

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Definitely agree with you there

I just spoke to a friend who is running an Apache server with 100,000 files
on his site.
He has a log file buildup of about 100 Mb every 24 hours, which is huge.
I am really thankful Xitami doesn't do that to me, since I normally get 100
Mb in a week on 100,000 files.

Although, if its not able to rotate that little amount, what will happen
when I start getting a higher number of hits on say 25 sites?


At 19:28 20/02/2006, you wrote:


It needs to play well with others.
 
Anyway enough of my venting.
 
Have a nice day!!!


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Now that could be a reason, but I have never had a problem with Norton
before.
In fact I have used this very same setup for years and never experienced as
many crashes as recently.

I am leaning more towards the large numbe of hits to different virtual hosts
causing some overload and 
xitami not being able to a) rotate the logs fast enough or b) not being able
to route the traffic fast enough.


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