Re: [Zope-dev] memory eating Zope..

2001-06-05 Thread Toby Dickenson
>> > > Note that this is likely caused by some sort of brainbending circular >> > > reference problem that might be helped by Python 2.X's cyclic garbage >> > > collector. >> > >> > Well, will also try out python 2.x then... (btw. are all 2.x python versions >> > working without problems with Zope

Re: [Zope-dev] memory eating Zope..

2001-06-04 Thread richard
Chris McDonough wrote: > > > > Note that this is likely caused by some sort of brainbending circular > > > reference problem that might be helped by Python 2.X's cyclic garbage > > > collector. > > > > Well, will also try out python 2.x then... (btw. are all 2.x python versions > > working withou

Re: [Zope-dev] memory eating Zope..

2001-06-04 Thread Chris McDonough
> > Note that this is likely caused by some sort of brainbending circular > > reference problem that might be helped by Python 2.X's cyclic garbage > > collector. > > Well, will also try out python 2.x then... (btw. are all 2.x python versions > working without problems with Zope? Don't want to g

Re: [Zope-dev] memory eating Zope..

2001-06-04 Thread Christian Scholz
Hi! > It looks like you're leaking requests. This is often the consequence of > setting an attribute on the REQUEST object which is aquisition wrapped. > For instance: > > REQUEST.adtmldoc = REQUEST['PARENTS'][0] > > When requests leak, references to all the objects referenced within the > re

Re: [Zope-dev] memory eating Zope..

2001-06-03 Thread Chris McDonough
Hi Christian, It looks like you're leaking requests. This is often the consequence of setting an attribute on the REQUEST object which is aquisition wrapped. For instance: REQUEST.adtmldoc = REQUEST['PARENTS'][0] When requests leak, references to all the objects referenced within the request