I think you're right. According to what I've observed, it looks like apache
is the one buferring data. I think that my script downloads data faster than
the user does. I mean, let's say it downloads 100KB and sends 50KB to the
browser. There's 50KB left on memory. Then it downloads more 100KB and sends
more 50KB. Now there's 100KB left on memory. I've been wondering how to
manage apache's output buffer. If it could store data in a file in place of
memory, it would be great.

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Received on 2009-02-07