http://issues.apache.org/SpamAssassin/show_bug.cgi?id=5260





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2007-01-05 06:07 -------
fwiw, I can see a small leak, increasing steadily:

./mass-check --net -n -o spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:03:27 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  18   0  14372 12512 -      R+  
pts/2      0:00 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:03:28 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  18   0  23888 21284 -      R+  
pts/2      0:01 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:03:29 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  20   0  25224 22472 -      R+  
pts/2      0:02 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
...time passes...
Fri Jan  5 14:04:00 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  17   0  36748 34296 -      S+  
pts/2      0:07 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:04:04 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  16   0  36748 34296 -      S+  
pts/2      0:08 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:04:05 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  17   0  36748 34296 -      S+  
pts/2      0:09 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:04:07 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  17   0  36748 34296 -      R+  
pts/2      0:09 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:04:08 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  17   0  36748 34296 -      S+  
pts/2      0:09 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
...more time...
Fri Jan  5 14:04:48 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  17   0  37816 35408 -      R+  
pts/2      0:19 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:04:49 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  15   0  37816 35408 -      S+  
pts/2      0:19 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:04:50 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  16   0  37816 35408 -      S+  
pts/2      0:19 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:04:51 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  15   0  37816 35408 -      S+  
pts/2      0:20 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:04:54 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  16   0  37816 35408 -      S+  
pts/2      0:20 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
...more...
Fri Jan  5 14:06:34 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  16   0  38092 35636 -      R+  
pts/2      0:34 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:06:35 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  17   0  38092 35636 -      S+  
pts/2      0:34 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:06:36 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  16   0  38092 35636 -      S+  
pts/2      0:34 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:06:38 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  15   0  38092 35636 -      S+  
pts/2      0:34 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*
Fri Jan  5 14:06:41 2007: 0  1000 28930  6473  16   0  38092 35636 -      S+  
pts/2      0:34 /usr/bin/perl -w ./mass-check --net -n -o
spam:dir:/local/cor/recent/spam/high.2007010*


Using the Dumpmem code I put together a while back, however, it appears that if
something is being leaked, it's not linked from the Mail::SpamAssassin object,
since it doesn't show up in Data::Dumper dumps of that obj after each scanned
message.

There's a possibility that the leak *I'm* looking at is just perl's inherent
leaks (which do exist, hence the spamd and mass-check --restart behaviour) --
note the very slow increase once it's stabilized after a minute or so -- rather
than the one you're seeing.





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