> >
> > @HTML::Embperl::DOC::_3::ISA = ();
> >
> > Any suggestions as to where to go looking to track this down?
>
> I guess one/some of your pages causes the @ISA (unintentionaly) to be
> cleared. Maybe you use a module inside one of your pages that does it.
Maybe
> something in EmbperlObject w
> >
> Unfortunately I cannot afford a big luxury to do this. We have approx 135
> virtual webservers here and I'm not the developer of these despite I can
> program in perl and embperl. I simply cannot check for 100 users everyday
> work. We have some especially large projects here, which are inte
>
> On the other side you should make sure that your code doesn't leak. Normaly,
> if you request the same page over and over, the httpd shouldn't grow after
> the second request. To test this you may start a httpd with -X option, so
> you have only one child to watch and request the page to tes
