in reply to Apache - read from socket problem

It works for a few hours but then errors start appearing with increasing frequency until it does not work at all.

That sounds a bit like a memory leak. Do you ever trim %list or does it just grow without limit?

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Re^2: Apache - read from socket problem
by Stetec (Novice) on Sep 20, 2018 at 14:12 UTC
    I create a new list with each request. But I never thought about memory leak and it could be something like that. Do you have any tip how can I find memory leaks in mason script? (in RT the function call is in mason script)
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      Not really as I've never used Mason in production. But more generally there is lots of good stuff in the mod_perl coding guide.

      A crude yet simple way to spot if you have a memory leak is to just keep an eye on the RSS of the apache processes over time. If they keep going up you know you have a problem.

      Good luck.

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