On Tuesday 12 October 2004 20:22, Andrew Grumet wrote:
> We've been stable at 644MB for the past two and half hours. With AOL4 we'd
> be continuing to grow beyond 1GB.
Andrew,
i am not sure, if this helps, but we had a similar problem with a growing
aolserver 4.*, but it might have been a homegrown problem:
- we are using the c module xotcl, which was loaded for
aolserver 3.* via ns_section ns/server/${server}/modules,
where it should be loaded in 4.* via package require.
- due to an oversight in the configuration, we used for a short
time for 4.* the aolserver 3.*-style module. since there
are many internal changes between 3.* and 4.* the
memory cleanup functions of the 3.* module were
not fired in the new version, and we had a leak.
getting rid of the modules entry fixed the problem, the
size is now stable for weeks.
i doubt, that xotcl is the problem in your case, but it might
be worthwhile to check the modules you are using....
best regards
-gustaf
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Wirtschaftsuniversit�t Wien, Augasse 2-6, 1090 Wien
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