Unfortunately I can't ask my clients to upgrade to a CVS version -
v1.3.2 isn't available yet :-(
But more generally wouldn't it be nice if PHP could GUARANTEE that
memory resources are recovered on script termination ?
Lot's of scripts are written without proper consideration for memory -
an
At 10:33 PM 11/18/02 -0500, Mike Leddy wrote:
Hello,
In what situations will memory allocated to a script remain with the
apache process after the script has terminated ?
I always thought that memory allocated would be released on script
termination - Am I wrong in this assumption ?
Could it be
Problems that could arise:
The sytem tries to open images and does not unset the variables...and such.
I guess when everything is working you cannot do anything against. If you want
to investigate more you would need a debug version from php to verify if all
memory is freed.
But this is the post f
Hello,
I administer a linux 2.4.19/apache 1.3.26/php 4.1.2 server in an ISP.
Recently some clients started using a gallery php script:
http://gallery.sf.net
that causes excessive memory utilization on the server:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=498028&group_id=7130&ati
