Generally speaking your apc.shm_size should be double your highest seen used amount. You want to try and prevent your cache full count from being higher than 0. You might want to also lower some of your ttls. I’m working with someone on AWS EC2 with 5 vhosts and we had to raise apc.shm_size to 512M … Read more
First of all, we need to clear up some terminology here. You and your host are citing “Apache connections,” which makes no sense. Basic Application Lifecycle WordPress is a PHP application. PHP is run in Apache using (typically) mod_php. When a user requests your website, they send an HTTP request to your server (Apache). Apache … Read more
If I use Apache & ngnix together will I have fewer problems? Yes, of course. Please be sure to install and setup mod_rpaf in Apache, if you are going to setup Nginx as reverse proxy to Apache. I was wondering if I used Apache and Nginx together, with nginx serving static files, apache php would … Read more
This is really an Apache and OS X question and not specifically WordPress, but you may need to edit Apache’s httpd.conf file to allow .htaccess files to work on the one Mac. Go to /etc/apache2/ (That’s for 10.6; Lion may be different) with the Finder’s Go >> Go to Folder… menu item (or via terminal) … Read more
I don’t have experience with bitnami so I don’t know how it changes the apache configuration but I would say the problem is the domain mapping. mywebsite.com maps to lets say /var/www/mywebsite but your wordpress is installed in /var/www/mywebsite/wordpress so the url to it isn’t mywebsite.com but mywebsite.com/wordpress and when you login it redirects you … Read more
Check if the Primary option is selected for the second domain under domain mapping settings. It should say Yes under Primary in Settings->Domains for that domain.
It sounds like you need to copy the file /blog/index.php to /index.php and modify a line in the new copy you create: require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’); to require(‘./wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’); Here is a complete guide to moving WordPress into a separate folder: http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory
My best educated guess is to perform a checklist on the following: Take a look at the virtual host configuration files for your domains, if you have access to them. Ensure that they agree with the corresponding WordPress installations on your machine(s). If your Virtual Host configurations are written correctly and as intended, then the … Read more
It is the way the .htaccess wordpress generatea instructs apache to work on the wordpress directories The relevant parts from the default .htaccess RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] The first line will cause the rewrite engine to bail out if there is a file with the same name as the … Read more
Are you checking the slow query log in mysql or connection count? Just off the top of my head I would say mysql might be choking on something. Also, top can show you which processes are going crazy when this happens. Here is a bit on the slow query log and different ways to access … Read more