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Bryan Stansell bryan@conserver.com
Thu, 13 Feb 2003 19:13:44 -0800 (PST)
well, there is definitely a leak popping up on my linux box, but only under certain situations. without --with-pam or --with-openssl, i don't see a leak. if i compile using --with-pam, i get a very small leak. if i compile using --with-openssl, i get a very noticable leak (a few kb per connection). these leaks happen when i just do a connect and immidiately disconnect (passwords have to be used to trigger the --with-pam leak). part of me is wondering if the --with-pam leak is really the pam libraries themselves and not conserver, but i'm currently under the impression it's conserver until i can prove otherwise. so, i'm not sure what configuration you're using, but if you have --with-openssl or --with-pam, i'm probably seeing what you're seeing. if your situation is different, let me know. i'm going to focus on looking at the memory leaks and see if i can't track some of this down. if anyone else happens to notice something, let me know. Bryan On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 01:27:19PM -0500, cfowler wrote: > I've done 8000 test connection to conserver. One connection is a > connect and a disconnect. I'm using expect and the console client to do > this. I'm noticing a small memory leak. After 8000 connection 2.5megs > are lost. Is there info that is being stored or could this be a real > memory leak? Version 7.2.5 > > Chris