Don't fret! When I first started using embperl, I noticed that the httpd
processes grew larger as well. However, you must remember that embperl
caches each page. I use embperl 1.2.1 with mod_perl 1.24, MySQL,
Apache::Session and Apache::DBI. I almost have the same configuration as
you, except we differ in the embperl version. Our httpd's have leveled out
to about 9.5 megs, but I believe our entire site is now cached into memory
and the response time from the server is screaming fast.
If you are worried about stability and memory leakage, the last stable
embperl release from what I currently know is 1.2.1. I've run a site now
with a large MySQL database and nice page hits and the combination of
embperl with MySQL and Apache::DBI has proven to be very, very stable and
memory efficient.
-joe
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-----Original Message-----
From: Sangmook Yi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 1:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Is this memory leak ?
Hi.
I'm developing web application with Embperl 1.3b3 under mod_perl 1.24
(staticaly linked).
I use Apache::Session and Apache::DBI module with Embperl configured
in httpd.conf with PerlModule parameter.
Now, this is the problem.
First, I started httpd, its memory size is about 3.7M per process.
Then, I access one Embperl page it increases to 6.3M ~ 7.xM for one
process. and greeding memory goes on.
Do you think this is general?
I know Embperl cleanup variables used in script. but I suspicious
if there exist exception hall in cleaning memory usage..
Can you advice me how can I hold this memory leaking. or any other
idea can help me ?
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