Hi Chris,
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%.
The leakage of create_pin is on Perl 5.8.0 17 variables.
17x16 (ops per process) x 3000 = 816.000
One million variables can stop a machine without any problems :(
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.
The debugging is a little bit tricky. Do not run the complete workflow. Only import the user data. After this go to the user and view the process. You should see an option "Perform batch operation". If you use this option to run single steps of the batch process then the function bpDoFunction is used. This function logs it results to openca_dir/var/log/stderr.log. You can find some informations at search.cpan.org if you are searching for Apache::Leak.
If you know a better way of searching please describe it. Actually the AUTOSTART stuff looks like the biggest problem.
Best regards
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