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From: "Michael A. Dorin" <mad@theoden.adc.com>
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Subject: Memory Fragmentation? How can I tell...
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How can I tell if my memory is getting fragmented.

What is the command?

How do I read the results?

Does Apache fragment the memory a lot?
I am getting 5-17,000 hits a day.

Do I have to reboot my machine a lot to clean up the memory?

-Mike