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I am on LAMP with Alternative PHP Cache (APC). It worked fine until yesterday when I updated the website and changed a few MySQL queries (I don't see how it would affect the APC opcode cache.)

Today I see that the load has increased on the server and I see in Alternative PHP Cache, that the uptime of APC is somewhere around 15 minutes and then it gets restarted.

At this point the APC cache is only about 20% full of the available 30 MB. Using for opcode cache only. During this 15 minutes the cache works fine (99,8% cache hits). After this unwanted restart the APC cache is empty. Why is it restarting? Where can I find the logs for it?

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Happened again after 16 minutes... - hamlet
serverfault may be able to help - Mike B
yeah I realized... by the way it was a cpanel update that caused apache to restart gracefully every 15 minutes - hamlet
Sounds like you resolved your issue. You should probably submit your solution as an answer, and accept it. - Frank Farmer

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It was a cPanel update that caused Apache to restart gracefully every 15 minutes.