Ubuntu 11.10 with php-cgi (php5) and libapache2-mod-fcgid causes this, however I only seem to have the problem on heavy loads - or at least with rapid page loading. Is it after certain amount of page loads that the cleanup process will have too much to clean up?
I only noticed there was a problem when some user was mirroring a php-site.
Workaround with removing the `fuser` part in /etc/cron.d/php5 seems to be working so far.
Would perhaps running the cleanup cron-job more often make the impact smaller?
Ubuntu 11.10 with php-cgi (php5) and libapache2- mod-fcgid causes this, however I only seem to have the problem on heavy loads - or at least with rapid page loading. Is it after certain amount of page loads that the cleanup process will have too much to clean up?
I only noticed there was a problem when some user was mirroring a php-site.
Workaround with removing the `fuser` part in /etc/cron.d/php5 seems to be working so far.
Would perhaps running the cleanup cron-job more often make the impact smaller?