Re: Memory Leaks

The database is MySQL. On Friday 20 July 2001 10:15, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote: > > Thank you for taking the time out of you busy schedule to help me. We > > have not been able to get 4.0.6 to work on the server. We can compile > > fine, but when we perform a check with phpinfo (), the server reports > > php-4.0.4pl1. We have configured PHP as a module to apache but do not > > know how to get apache to recognize the newer version. > > That's a basic "you are doing something silly problem". Delete all > instances of libphp4.so on your server. Then in your PHP directory do a > "rm config.cache; make clean; ./configure --with...; make; make install" > > If you follow these steps you will see PHP 4.0.6 (or alternatively your > server won't start at all because it is looking for libphp4.so in the > wrong place) > > Unless of course you built the static module version of PHP (see if your > phpinfo() output says --with-apache or --with-apxs in the configure flags > section). If it says --with-apxs it is a dynamic module, if it says > --with-apache it is static. If it is static you will need to rebuild your > apache httpd binary. > > > We would like to solve these memory leaks as best as possible. We have > > not been able to duplicate the leaks on our test server which has made > > trouble shooting much harder. It appears as though the leak is directly > > related to how much load the server has on it. Are there any good load > > tools out there that we can use to duplicate this? We believe the leaks > > are related to database calls. The database is on a seperate server, and > > the abstraction layer was written in php. Any directions you could point > > us in would be greatly appreciated. > > Which database? > > -Rasmus -- Paul Strange VP of Software Development Level 67 LC --- eMail: paul.strange@level67.net Office: 801.486.4686 Fax: 801.994.0467