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Operating Systems HP-UX Process going to 100% CPU Post 302878254 by chacko193 on Thursday 5th of December 2013 08:35:50 AM

12-05-2013

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Process going to 100% CPU

I have a httpd process which uses up 100% cpu. This makes my application to stop working and it just gets hung.

I tried getting the tusc output looks something like this:

Code:

# /usr/local/bin/tusc -pl 26516
( Attached to process 26516 ("/opt/hpws22/apache/bin/httpd -d /opt/hpws22/apache -k start") [64-bit] )
[26516]{579822} ksleep(PTH_CONDVAR_OBJECT, 0x6000000000177090, 0x6000000000347640, NULL) .............. [sleeping]
[26516]{579821} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579820} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579819} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579818} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579817} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579816} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579815} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579814} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579813} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579812} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579811} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579810} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579809} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579808} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579807} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579806} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579805} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579804} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579803} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579802} In user-mode .......................................................................... [running]
[26516]{579801} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579800} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579799} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579798} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579797} ksleep(PTH_MUTEX_OBJECT, 0x6000000000027df8, 0x6000000000347140, NULL) ................ [sleeping]
[26516]{579795} read(8, 0x9fffffffffff7080, 1) ........................................................ [sleeping]
( Detaching from process 26516 ("/opt/hpws22/apache/bin/httpd -d /opt/hpws22/apache -k start") )

I am using HP-UX B.11.31 and my apache version is B.2.2.15.15.
Any idea how can I proceed further on my analysis?

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	  blib/lib/TM/CTM/CParser.pm	 65.6	34.3   31.0   84.6    0.0    1.6   52.5
	  blib/lib/TM/CTM/Parser.pm	 90.9	50.0	n/a  100.0    0.0    0.0   79.4
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	  blib/lib/TM/LTM/CParser.pm	 84.9	45.3   42.7   98.2    0.0    0.2   67.8
	  blib/lib/TM/LTM/Parser.pm	 95.7	62.5   50.0  100.0    0.0    0.0   87.1
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	  ...ib/TM/Materialized/LTM.pm	100.0	 n/a	n/a  100.0    0.0    0.0   95.5
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	  blib/lib/TM/QL/CParser.pm	 76.2	42.4   41.9   90.3    0.0    9.1   62.0
	  blib/lib/TM/QL/PE.pm		 83.8	77.3   80.0   91.7    0.0   52.5   80.5
	  blib/lib/TM/QL/TS.pm		 65.2	35.4   27.8   70.8   53.3    2.4   56.9
	  blib/lib/TM/ResourceAble.pm	 88.1	87.5	n/a  100.0  100.0    0.0   90.0
	  .../TM/ResourceAble/MLDBM.pm	100.0	75.0	n/a  100.0    0.0    0.0   94.2
	  blib/lib/TM/Serializable.pm	 94.9	65.6  100.0  100.0  100.0    0.0   84.1
	  .../TM/Serializable/AsTMa.pm	 99.1	87.9   66.7  100.0  100.0    0.0   94.2
	  ...TM/Serializable/Dumper.pm	100.0	 n/a	n/a  100.0    0.0    0.0   93.5
	  ...ib/TM/Serializable/LTM.pm	 94.1	 n/a	n/a   83.3  100.0    0.0   92.0
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	  ...M/Synchronizable/MLDBM.pm	100.0	50.0	n/a  100.0    0.0    0.0   89.3
	  ...nchronizable/MapSphere.pm	100.0	63.6   64.3  100.0  100.0    0.0   88.6
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	  blib/lib/TM/Tau.pm		100.0	91.7   80.0  100.0    0.0    0.0   95.6
	  blib/lib/TM/Tau/Federate.pm	 63.2	39.3	n/a   62.5   27.3    0.0   54.5
	  blib/lib/TM/Tau/Filter.pm	100.0	91.7   66.7  100.0   50.0    0.0   90.0
	  .../TM/Tau/Filter/Analyze.pm	100.0	 n/a	n/a  100.0  100.0    0.0  100.0
	  blib/lib/TM/Tree.pm		100.0	57.1   44.4  100.0   66.7    0.0   88.0
	  blib/lib/TM/Utils.pm		100.0	50.0	n/a  100.0    0.0    0.0   89.3
	  ...ib/TM/Utils/TreeWalker.pm	100.0  100.0	n/a  100.0    0.0    0.0   96.0
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