Porsche_maniak
Active Member
Hi !
My server is using xp os and there is no doubt that the apache leaks memory with my PHP (using as module not cgi) .
The leak is strange - if one guest opens the page the mem using of apache process goes 3++ MB and then drops them,which is normal.But if 2 or more guests want to open the page in same time the memory is increased with 500k after cleaing/droping the memory,which i suppose is pure memory leak. Anyone can tell why ?
Edit
I have php5apache2.dll so apache is 2.0v and php is 5.2.14.14v
Also i've tested with apache 2.2 and newest php,but still the problem stays.
@dermechove - how to test on localhost when only i may load the page (and the problem is if 2 or more users try to load the page in same time).
Btw i am using get_headers function to get remote filesize (content-length) and checking if content-type has 'image'(which means that the image exists) for 10 or more images per page as i told already. It really slows down the script by 6-7 seconds.And i think that the major memory leak might be from get_headers ?
Edit 2
Btw sometimes it cannot even load the page by no reason (loading just few bytes and stops) and after 1-2 refreshes it loads it
. Apache official site says that this is from the small amount of RAM,but i have 512 MB DDR2 with 1,8 Ghz Althon CPU.
My server is using xp os and there is no doubt that the apache leaks memory with my PHP (using as module not cgi) .
The leak is strange - if one guest opens the page the mem using of apache process goes 3++ MB and then drops them,which is normal.But if 2 or more guests want to open the page in same time the memory is increased with 500k after cleaing/droping the memory,which i suppose is pure memory leak. Anyone can tell why ?
Edit
I have php5apache2.dll so apache is 2.0v and php is 5.2.14.14v
Also i've tested with apache 2.2 and newest php,but still the problem stays.
@dermechove - how to test on localhost when only i may load the page (and the problem is if 2 or more users try to load the page in same time).
Btw i am using get_headers function to get remote filesize (content-length) and checking if content-type has 'image'(which means that the image exists) for 10 or more images per page as i told already. It really slows down the script by 6-7 seconds.And i think that the major memory leak might be from get_headers ?
Edit 2
Btw sometimes it cannot even load the page by no reason (loading just few bytes and stops) and after 1-2 refreshes it loads it
. Apache official site says that this is from the small amount of RAM,but i have 512 MB DDR2 with 1,8 Ghz Althon CPU.
