right now I am leaking in some places. The memcache as a transient
storage layer seems to work really well. I have uploaded the newest
push to github. While slamming it with 6000 new users, the mysql
server was at 30-100% of my cpu while memcache stayed at 3, and it was
storing and checking also. I have a small script wrote that I am using
to login in with to pop 3.
This is sweet. I would appreciate the advice. Its kinda choppy in a
couple of spots while troubleshooting a few things but its working
great. I am definitely leaking memory now, after trouble shooting. I
also had a buffer problem. at around 4000 users the it start crashing
because I had a buffer too small.
Memcache is really a performance booster!
On 04/05/2012 at 10:12 AM, Paul J Stevens wrote:On 04/05/2012 01:06
PM, skr...@hushmail.com wrote:
> Ok I am trying to plug up memory leaks I have and Wellnow the only
errors I
> am getting that are relevant to what I am doing is a "invalid read
size
> of 1". So does this mean that I have plugged up the leaks in the
> functions added? Or is that still a leak? I am still loosing 500,000
> bytes at the end of the session.
In use is *not* the same as a leak. Possibly-lost is not a real leak
either.
Nothing more I can say about it without seeing your code.
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