On Jul 6, 2:24 am, Dimitri Maziuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Graham Dumpleton wrote:
>
> ...
>
> > Very much suggest you use mod_python 3.3.1. Not because of
> > compatibility issues, but because older versions of mod_python have
> > various bugs in them, including memory leaks.
>
> I have 3.3.1 of FC8 and I still get occasional "Internal Server Error"
> that goes away after refresh. It seems memory leaks are alive and well
> in 3.3.1. Some day I'll look intomod_wsgi...
There is only one possible per request memory leak known about for
mod_python itself and that is on an infrequently travelled code path
that not sure anything relies upon. For some setups, there may be a
very very small memory leak on restarts. In general if people are
seeing memory leaks in mod_python, they are not reporting them and
memory leaks don't cause internal server errors.
An internal server error can be triggered for various reasons from
incorrect configuration, especially if using subversion Python
wrappers, to clashes with shared library versions. Although. often
some of these also cause process crashes.
If you have code that demonstrates memory leaks in mod_python itself,
you might like to report them on mod_python list.
Graham
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