Seems I was wrong about the leak not being present on OSX.
After further testing on OSX I have found that the behaviour is in fact
the same as on Windows, and I can see the memory leak. I think I was
fooled by how slow django seems to run on OSX compared with Windows.
1000 posts to a generic
On 4/10/06, Alex Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As a follow up to this report. I tested this program on a django
> install running on Mac OSX with the same versions of everything. No
> memory leaks visible. So it seems to be a Windows only issue. Although
> I did notice that when I built
As a follow up to this report. I tested this program on a django
install running on Mac OSX with the same versions of everything. No
memory leaks visible. So it seems to be a Windows only issue. Although
I did notice that when I built apache for OSX it uses a different
threading configuration
Adrian,
Debug is disabled (should have mentioned this) I saw this reported and
was the first thing I tried.
model sent in email.
Regards
Alex
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On 3/26/06, Alex Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a test script that repeatedly POSTs to a generic_view
> create_object form.
>
> The problem, is that apache's memory usage just goes up and up, and
> never releases.
Hi Alex,
Make sure your DEBUG setting isn't set to True. If it's set
Alex Brown wrote:
>I have a test script that repeatedly POSTs to a generic_view
>create_object form.
>
>The problem, is that apache's memory usage just goes up and up, and
>never releases.
>
>
It's a feature :-)
With DEBUG = True Django logs all executed SQL statements in db.queries.
This is
Hi,
I am running django on Windows/apache/mod_python/postgres. I am using
the latest magic-removal branch with the following patches:
(1)
http://code.djangoproject.com/attachment/ticket/1539/magic.querydict.patch
- Solves a multithreading issue with the QueryDict class
(2)
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