Posted August 24th, 2006 at 2:04 pm

After checking the logs for the last three days I found entries for the times Apache has restarted coinciding with myself either being logged on or posting when this error occurs (Fatal: erealloc(): Unable to allocate 360448 bytes) what’s the culprit I really don’t know
taking a closer look each time it has been a different function.

1. 1st checking users online
2. 2nd don’t have an exact time but it happened between “Mediapartners-Google” visit.
3. 3rd uploading a post.

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Posted Aug 25, 5:35 PM

I am puzzled, after looking into the event viewer, I have noticed that there was no record of Apache shutting down between August 22,and 25th, but my error logs differ, maybe Apache isn’t shutting down its just creating another child process, some day I will figure this out.

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