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  • You could start out with setting MaxClients to something more reasonable. Maybe 15 if you don't have a proxy; 5 or so if you do.

    If you don't have a proxy you want to install one, then you'll be able to do a /server-status on the proxy and see what requests the backend is processing when it's imploding.
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    -- ask bjoern hansen [askbjoernhansen.com], !try; do();

    • Thanks Ask.

      It's so easy to forget this stuff when you're no longer doing mod_perl development.

      Looks like the lock up is somewhere in XML::LibXML parsing. Probably based on an upgraded libxml2 without recompiling XML::LibXML.
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