Stas Bekman wrote:
FWIW, I only seem to get the leaked scalar when I have mod_include enabled. I've done some test runs to make sure that it's not simply the number of loaded modules.
mod_include enabled, or tests that involve mod_include running? which is the same thing, since if it's not enabled they are skipped :)
I know that the tests are skipped if mod_include isn't enabled in the system httpd.conf, that's why I enabled it (as well as mod_auth* and mod_proxy*), but I can't say for sure if it's the tests or the mere presence of mod_include that's triggering the leaks. The code in ithreads.pm certainly doesn't look like it should be influenced by either (?).
If I run ithreads.t on its own, it doesn't leak, the same is true for every combination of one of the six tests and ithreads.t (perl t\TEST t/modules/include.t t/perl/ithreads.t). Which isn't particularly helpful...
Same here. I can't figure out the sequence that leads to this problem as it always happens randomly. Though if you have a strong machine t/SMOKE should help. That's of course if the test fails (which is the case for me, but it is not consistent) It that the case for you?
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