Juan Rivera wrote:
Here is why I'm asking. I wrote a SOCKS proxy module. It has two
connection records, one for the client and one for the backend server.
When I received data I pass it to the other side with a flush at the
end. It works fine with one problem. The core output filter splits the
Title: RE: EOS or FLUSH buckets
Greg,
Right, my module leaks memory because the core input and output filters split the bucket brigades. So it keeps creating more and more bucket brigades that are not released until the connection is gone.
First of all, I think the split in the core input
At 10:49 AM 6/10/2003, Juan Rivera wrote:
Right, my module leaks memory because the core input and output filters split the
bucket brigades. So it keeps creating more and more bucket brigades that are not
released until the connection is gone.
On the topic of EOS, I think that if the last
Title: RE: EOS or FLUSH buckets
Here is why I'm asking. I wrote a SOCKS proxy module. It has two connection records, one for the client and one for the backend server.
When I received data I pass it to the other side with a flush at the end. It works fine with one problem. The core output
