On 2005.01.24, Janine Sisk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm using a very old version of ACS here - 4.2, the last non-Java
> version Arsdigita released.  But Dan, who reported this first, was
> using OpenACS.  That has been changed so much it's virtually no longer
> the same code-base.

I suspect the issue Dan's observing has a different cause than what
you're seeing.

Can someone do a control experiment and set up a vanilla ACS 4.2 with no
customizations whatsoever and hit it with a bunch of traffic and see if
the memory stays stable or grows indefinitely?  If on a vanilla ACS 4.2
install, the memory footprint reaches a stable size and doesn't grow
indefinitely, it might be a better indicator that the problem with the
memory growth is most likely caused by a customization you've added to
your code.  On the other hand, if it leaks even with a vanilla ACS 4.2,
while it doesn't rule out bad application code, I can at least review
the ACS code even if your client doesn't want to share your customized
code.

-- Dossy

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    folly -- then you can let go and quickly move on." (p. 70)


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