Closed honsberg closed 1 year ago
CLOSE-WAIT usually indicates that we've closed the connection (e.g. due to a timeout) but Apache did not process/acknowledge the connection close yet by closing the socket on its side.
Do you see (some) of your cron jobs timing out?
It looks like that the request is somehow hanging on the server side. It's very hard to tell without knowing what exactly you're running on your server behind the cron job URL.
Feel free to send me the account name / cron job URL to info@cron-job.org, referencing this issue, and I can also check this from our side.
Every Night at 0:00 my Apache Crashes. The Connections with "close-wait" increases massively and hits the max-connection and memory limit.
with my lack knowledge of apache and tcpip, i found out, that many of these connections come from cron-job.org.
the only solution is currently to systemctl restart apache2 every morning.
any suggestions?