We are not observing this on our (busy) sites (running a week or longer).
Can it be that you your application creates mutex objects without
destroying it?
In 4.99.12 (Aug 2016) there was a change in NaviServer to provide a more
complete naming of mutexes. Maybe these mutexes just show up because of
this?
Is there any reason for not using the released version (4.99.16)?
-g
On 11.05.18 12:40, Wolfgang Winkler wrote:
Hi!
"ns_info locks" returns a lot of entries with names like these:
syncobj:ns:mutex:tcl:151
syncobj:ns:mutex:tcl:150
syncobj:ns:mutex:tcl:149
syncobj:ns:mutex:tcl:148
syncobj:ns:mutex:tcl:147
If the server has been running for a few days, we have millions of
entries. A single entry looks like this:
syncobj:ns:mutex:tcl:1383 {} 1903 1 0 0.000000 0.000000 0.000084
ns_info patchlevel: 4.99.16d9
info patchlevel: 8.6.6
regards,
Wolfgang
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