> 
> running latest as well, but I don't see such a behavior; my suggestion
> is to start assp in "console mode" (fire up a shell and run assp.pl) so
> that you'll be able to see the console and whatever messages from assp,
> this may help pinpointing the source of your issue; also and since we
> are at it, having some additional detail about your setup may help; for
> example, are you using a backend database (e.g. MySQL) or are you using
> berkeleyDB or flat files ? Which are the Perl and modules version ?
> 
> TIA

Hi,

Ok, running assp.pl at command line I get all the ‘normal’ signs of things 
starting up:

ASSP 2.4.3(14258) is starting in directory /usr/share/assp
on host [redacted]
using Perl /usr/bin/perl version 5.014002 (5.14.2)
compiling code please wait ..... checking config in /usr/share/assp/assp.cfg - 
OK
error: preload plugin ASSP_WordStem failed in 'new' - Can't locate object 
method "new" via package "ASSP_WordStem" at ./assp.pl line 4373. <- had this 
for a while and not stopped ASSP working before...

ASSP uses AsspSelfLoader 2.03 - check                   [OK]                    
                                
loading configuration                                   [OK]
1083 values loaded                                      [OK]
defining environment                                            [OK]
setting up global ENV                                   [OK]
loading modules.........U                               [OK]
loading database drivers                                [OK]
setup regular expressions                               [OK]
loading plugins                                         [OK]
fixing up config                                        [OK]

starting as daemon                      [OK]
forked a new silent process             [OK]

However at this point the process forks and a top reveals a 100% CPU usage for 
assp - with memory usage slowly increases.

Not knowing a huge amount about perl, is there a way to stop the fork and 
monitor what happens at this point? or a debug switch?

The backend is MySQL rather than BerkeleyDB/Flat Files. Is there a simple way 
of outputting module versions?

BR

Matt Brown
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