Hi,
> Boris Wolf wrote:
> > Everything worked fine so far.... but now it seems we have
> > a huge memory leak somewhere. The Apache process
> > appears to consume memory over time without releasing
> > it. The allocated memory increases rapidly (around 1 MB
> > per 10 min). I'm not sure whether it's a misconfigured
> > Apache, the Midgard module or my PHP scripts.
I missed the original post, but I do have some experience with growing
apache processes. In my case it had to do with php compiled --with-imap.
Actually in a non-midgard situation, on Solaris. I never solved this
problem, but set the MaxRequestsPerChild directive to a value as low as
32. (Apache suggests 10.000 for Solaris and 0 (for unlimited) for other
platforms). My processing power could deal with the added cost of
spawning new processes, but I couldn't afford to lose the memory.
> I'll try to find a way to track memory usage. These memory increases
> are across requests I assume? Is there any particular (part of a)
> script that seems to trigger this behaviour?
> Emile
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