On Friday, March 4, 2011 1:41:13 AM UTC-5, VP wrote:
Apache configuration: 5 processes, 1 thread (more than 1 threads
will cause WSGI premature script error as previously described).
I thought the WSGI premature script error problem was resolved by upgrading
psycopg2 to a version
I do not think it is a memory leak.
Please run two tests:
1) What do you get with run with the built-in server instead of
apache?
2) what is the output of
print db(db.data).select('sum(length(data.body)
+length(data.body1)+length(data.body2)+length(data.body3))')
I suspect it may be a big
Massimo:
1. This is with Apache.
2. print db(db.data).select('sum(length(data.body)
+length(data.body1)+length(data.body2)+length(data.body3))')
Answer: 1764948
I am looking at ps aux right now. Under VSZ column, there's 141M.
Resource is still not released since last night.
On Mar 4, 8:27 am,
For some reason, I missed the rest of that discussion. I didn't
upgrade psycopg2. My VPS has not upgraded to Debian 6 yet (but will
soon). So, I will wait for a few weeks and then this module will be
upgraded together with Debian 6. I will report on this later.
On Mar 4, 8:15 am, Anthony
RSS (Resident Set Size) is a closer approximation of actual physical memory
consumed by a process. VSZ includes shared libraries and anything else
required to be mapped in to make the process complete but shared libraries
are not in physical memory more than once for all processes except the
RSS is smaller than VSZ, but the behavior appeared to be the same.
The point is that accumulated resources do not seem to get released.
I have made changes (upgraded psycopg2), so I will report on this with
further testing.
On Mar 4, 11:15 am, ron_m ron.mco...@gmail.com wrote:
RSS (Resident
Depending on the system type the memory doesn't get released. It is rare
that a malloc implementation calls sbreak with a smaller number than the
previous call which is what you are looking for. If you have a program that
consumes say 100 MB to do some initialization and then frees all those
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