I really don't know what to tell you. Oddly, I never had a leak. I
had an annoying issue where Python refused to release memory when I
told it to, but it shouldn't have caused a leak so to speak. I
haven't had much time to work with PyAIMt and PyICQt. I'm kicking
around the idea of trying to enlist some helpers for PyAIMt and
PyICQt. Before I commit to anything, is there anyone who's got some
good python coding skills who would be interested in being an active
developer/maintainer of the two? Note that I'm not going to stop
developing myself, but I haven't had time for it in a long while and
maybe there are others who would like to get more involved. I've had
a lot of my efforts devoted to another project.
Daniel
On Nov 26, 2006, at 6:19 AM, Stian B. Barmen wrote:
Hello all. Some of you know that I have had some unstable weeks in the
past, and it all got worse when I changed to a dedicated machine. The
thing is that the dedicated machine had a little less RAM but my use
should not be a problem. Now from my investigations it seems it is the
pyaim-t and pyicq-t transports that slowly, slowly eats away memory
and
before I did not pay enough attention to this (before I installed
munin!) and so all my user programs quit ounce a week (including
jabber
services).
I have now had the server going for a week, and ejabberd has committed
16% of user memory (1024 total mb), pymsnt has stable 4.8%, pyymt has
only 1,4% also stable. The last two increases slowly, pyicq-t now has
9,3% and pyaim-t has 14,5%. My most used transport is MSN, I am not
quite sure about aim/icq which is the largest, but it seems aim has a
little more CPU time so I would guess this is the largest of the two.
They each eat away 2%+ each day (about 30-40mb each day). They
start at
about 3-4% when freshly started and these numbers are from runnin
since
23. november at 01:00 (AM).
How can I help find the leak? The way things is now I need to restart
these two once or twice a week to keep everything smooth.
See my attached image for a graph showing the leak. All other
processes
has been stable, only these two increases.
Have a nice sunday! :)
-stian
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