thank you. I will try that.
Merlin
Curt Zirzow wrote:
* Thus wrote Merlin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi there,
I am running the newest php 4.x branch on a suse 9.0 apache 1.3x system Hardware: 1G ram
It apears to me that the system anyhow has a memory leak. While running "top" on linux it shows the free memory declining steadily. After about 48h the system starts to swap. Restarting apache gracefully brings it back to about 140 MB free ram, thats all.
While your tracking this down you can change your 'MaxRequestsPerChild' setting in apache.
Is there a way to show all memory in use and therefore make it easy to identify the problem? I realised that some scripts have missed the imagedestroy function, but after I added this, the system still eats the memory.
php should release any memory allocated in the scripts, except for a some 3rd party extension's or if you're using shared memory with in your scripts.
You can ./configure --enable-debug with php and it will detect memory leaks, php will issue an E_WARNING if a memory detection occurs. if this is a production server, make sure that php is loggin to syslog and display_errors = off.
Curt
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