On Sep 22, 2008, at 11:02 PM, Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
I am getting memory leak notices in Apache's error log. Are these
leaks in the PHP engine or my script? If it's my script, how would I
debug that? It tells me the file that the leaks are occurring with
but that's all. Is there a way to get more verbose information?
Are these actual memory leak notices, or something that indicates that
it's max'd out it's allowed memory usage? Might be helpful to see one
of the actual messages.
My guess would be that it's something along the lines of:
PHP Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 30408704) (tried to
allocate 745813 bytes) in xxxxxxxxxxxx on line yyyyyyyyyyy
If that's the case then PHP is bumping up against it's allowed memory
limit. Slurping in large amounts of data (XML, DB, long running
process) without freeing up any of the resources is often the
culprit. The other option is to increase the memory that PHP is
allowed to allocate, but of course that only works up to a point :-)
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Joseph Scott
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