Michael,
perhaps a small notice for all who perform performance tests. OpenCA heavily use Perl's eval. The problem is that eval had several memory leaks. Perl 5.8.5 reports in it's CHANGES area several bugfixes related to eval.
OK, I have upgraded to Perl 5.8.5, built from sources, and upgraded to the OpenCA CVS latest (the top Change in the CHANGES file is: "no longer create RDNs...".
But my 3000 batch run still takes close to 3 hours. My memory is still running at 99%.
I added Apache::Leak to bpDoFunction. It is deactivated by default but you can use it for searching memory leaks.
Can you give me any clues as to how I can search for memory leaks while my batch tests are running so that I can try and help pin point the problems.
Cheers
Chris...
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