It seems the same thing that hapenned to stas last year is hapenning to me
this year. Since stas was unable to make it to ApacheCon this year, I have
taken on the task of presenting the mod_perl 2.0 tutorial at ApacheCon in
his place.
And just like last year :
"The organizers of the ApacheCon confe
Hi Stas,
> Batara, please try first with mod_perl 1.19_16 or the current cvs [1].
> If it didn't make any different please tell us how much memory
> consumes each modperl process on the startup (shared and absolute).
> You can use Apache::VMonitor for that purpose if you have libgtop
> installed.
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 22:41:58 -0400, Stas Bekman wrote:
> Christian Krause wrote:
>> I can't build mod_perl on some machines. The "make test" results in the
>> following error:
> [...]
>> Can't locate object method "method_is_limited" via package "Apache::CmdParms" at
>> /usr/src/RPM/BUILD/mod_per
On Wed, 2004-10-13 at 23:33, Batara Kesuma wrote:
> Is there any memory leakage? What can I do to check it?
There is quite a bit of discussion about optimizing memory usage what to
avoid in the mod_perl docs, mostly here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/performance.html
Usually the problem
On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 14:13, Tom Murphy wrote:
> According to how I understand perl/mod_perl workings, the actual address of
> the SV shouldn't change regardless of the number of invocations of the
> script ( assuming the file modification time doesn't change ). Upon the
> second invocation it loo
I've inherited a bunch of code which occasionally uses localized my
variables in subroutines routines within file scope. I thought that this
was legit, if not the cleanest use of "my" variables. Note that this pared
down script gives a
The Code:
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use strict;
On Thursday 14 October 2004 04:23 am, Victor Tsang wrote:
> We use mod_perl heavily here, and lately I notice some apache
> children for some reason chew up large amount of cpu (indeed all cpu).
> Using apache's server-status i can tell it is one of the new script
> we have deployed that caused
On Thu, Oct 14, 2004 at 12:07:17PM +0800, victor wrote:
> 2) Why strace doesn't return anything? or is strace the appropiate tool
> to use at all? is there any mod_perl module/option I should turn
> on/off/tweak to help me find out what the process is doing?
How are you invoking strace?
> 3)
Hello everyone,
This might be a bit off topic, please kindly forgive me, I am seeking
some tips on debuging mod_perl script, I have a mod_perl enabled apache
server running all kinds of perl scripts. Lately after a pitty major
script update, I notice some apache children would chew up all CPU
Hello everyone,
This could be a bit off topic, please kindly forgive me if it is so,
I am seeking for tips on debugging perl script that is running under
mod_perl.
We use mod_perl heavily here, and lately I notice some apache
children for some reason chew up large amount of cpu (indeed all cp
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