Posted to Github: https://github.com/php/php-src/issues/17661
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On Fri, Jan 31, 2025 at 4:06 PM Arkadiy Kulev wrote:
> Hi!
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>> This wouldn't really work because FPM does not control the script during
execution and would have to check it out after each allocation which is not
really viable.
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>>> Thanks for the feedback! I agree that m
Hi!
> This wouldn't really work because FPM does not control the script during
>>> execution and would have to check it out after each allocation which is not
>>> really viable.
>>>
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>> Thanks for the feedback! I agree that monitoring memory usage after each
>> allocation would be infeasibl
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> To be honest, I haven't seen a 'slow' memory leak in a long time -- except
> when using fgetcsv which has had a reported memory leak since ~2012
> somewhere on the old bug tracker. (I lost the link to it and don't even
> remember how to get to the tracker or if it still exists.) I haven't
> c
Hi,
> This wouldn't really work because FPM does not control the script during
>> execution and would have to check it out after each allocation which is not
>> really viable.
>>
>
> Thanks for the feedback! I agree that monitoring memory usage after each
> allocation would be infeasible. However
>
> To be honest, I haven't seen a 'slow' memory leak in a long time -- except
> when using fgetcsv which has had a reported memory leak since ~2012
> somewhere on the old bug tracker. (I lost the link to it and don't even
> remember how to get to the tracker or if it still exists.) I haven't
> che
On Thu, Jan 30, 2025, at 17:41, Arkadiy Kulev wrote:
> Hello!
>> This wouldn't really work because FPM does not control the script during
>> execution and would have to check it out after each allocation which is not
>> really viable.
>
> Thanks for the feedback! I agree that monitoring memory u
Hello!
This wouldn't really work because FPM does not control the script during
> execution and would have to check it out after each allocation which is not
> really viable.
>
Thanks for the feedback! I agree that monitoring memory usage after each
allocation would be infeasible. However, my sug
Hi,
On Tue, Jan 28, 2025 at 2:17 AM Arkadiy Kulev wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I’d like to propose adding a new configuration directive, tentatively
> called *pm.max_memory*, to PHP-FPM. This directive would allow
> administrators to specify a per-child memory usage limit, after which the
> PHP-
Hello everyone,
I’d like to propose adding a new configuration directive, tentatively
called *pm.max_memory*, to PHP-FPM. This directive would allow
administrators to specify a per-child memory usage limit, after which the
PHP-FPM child process would gracefully exit or restart.
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