[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This morning my server complained:
"unable to alloc 2169111 bytes"
How large was the nsd process when it crashed?
and thus exited. So, I'm thinking that malloc fragmentation may very
well be the problem.
I read recently that the
connsperthread
parameter no longer works in aolserver.
I believe this parameter destroys a Tcl interpreter and recreates it,
yes?.
This technique seems to me a much better way to deal with tcl memory
fragmentation than experimenting with a different malloc (ie, it's
parallel to the way Apache deals with memory bloat in mod_perl).
I'm trying (right now on the live server) to do a manual version of
connsperthread, using ns_markfordelete and a per-interpreter counter,
cleaning up an interpreter after 1000 uses. I'll be curious to see if
that fixes the bloat problem.
-john
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