Thanks for your reply, Stof. Sounds like the scenario I described could definitely lead to a memory leak.
On 07/13/2012 02:57 PM, Christophe COEVOET wrote: > The FingersCrossedHandler has an optional buffer limit. My advice would > be to run your long running processes in a dedicated environment > (importing the prod config as basis for instance) in which you can tweak > some config (for instance adding a buffer limit on this handler). FYI, > the configuration reference of MonologBundle (showing all possible > options) is available on > http://symfony.com/doc/current/reference/configuration/monolog.html > > Symfony being a web framework, I don't think expecting long running > processes for the prod environment is a the best expectation (your user > will leave your site quickly if the process to generate it can be > considered as long running). And as it supports environments, it is easy > to have a separate environment with a configuration optimized for long > running processes. Yep, I'm describing a daemon running in the background. Async only. Users would never be waiting for this daemon to do anything.
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