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Did that, didn't solve it but also didn't break anything
Turned out to be a bug in the php-fpm package in Ubuntu/Debian, and still not fixed.
Read more details here, and better: how to fix it!
http://tuxlite.com/2012/01/ubuntu-11-10-php5-fpm-bug/
(not my blog, but I asked the owner from there for help)
Interesting, I thought that could be a potential problem. I compile php myself since I can enable/disable what I want and it runs great
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Haha, now I see the advantage of compiling yourself. And it probably ain't hard to learn to. Do you also run a debian flavour, or some other distro?
I typically use Debian. It's really easy to compile php, nginx, and APC yourself. Only thing I don't compile myself is MySQL as it takes a long time, and I hate to max out the CPU for 5+ minutes on a VPS. I just install MySQL (lately been using MariaDB) from apt-get.
The process is really easy to learn as you'll get useful error messages along the way, like when ./configure to your liking, if you're missing say, the PNG library, it'll tell you you're missing it, and you can apt-get libpng-dev (or whatever package it is). Googling the error message always brings up solutions. Only down size is that you have to stay up to date and check the PHP website often for updates, especially since a lot of the updates fix security vulnerabilities.
Thanks for that information @Kiarus, will get to fiddle with that on my next box to install
Very kind to share your knowledge with me here!