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Unable to Terminate Apache 2 , Getting BSoDs
------- Additional Comments From hoju@visi.com 2002-04-21 15:00 -------
I am having the same problem, only I am running Apache 2.0.35 as a service. I
am also running Zone Alarm Pro, v.3.0.091 on Win2k (sp2sr1).
I have hit the BSoD about 4 times. It always happens a few minutes after I
attempt to stop the Apace2 service. The service applet will report that Apache2
hasn't responded to the shutdown notice and will just sit there for a while. I
just wait a few minutes doing other things and then, Bang! BSoD with
"PROCESS_HAS_LOCKED_PAGES". The only way to get Apache2 to restart is to reboot
my machine.
I have also noticed that after running Apache for most of the day, it is now
unresponsive to new requests. Again, the only way to get it running properly
again is to reboot my machine.
Jake
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Unable to Terminate Apache 2 , Getting BSoDs
------- Additional Comments From hoju@visi.com 2002-04-21 15:00 -------
I am having the same problem, only I am running Apache 2.0.35 as a service. I
am also running Zone Alarm Pro, v.3.0.091 on Win2k (sp2sr1).
I have hit the BSoD about 4 times. It always happens a few minutes after I
attempt to stop the Apace2 service. The service applet will report that Apache2
hasn't responded to the shutdown notice and will just sit there for a while. I
just wait a few minutes doing other things and then, Bang! BSoD with
"PROCESS_HAS_LOCKED_PAGES". The only way to get Apache2 to restart is to reboot
my machine.
I have also noticed that after running Apache for most of the day, it is now
unresponsive to new requests. Again, the only way to get it running properly
again is to reboot my machine.
Jake