yes, i've actually already seen that documentation. the problem is
that FreeSWITCH is controlling the thread, and my Lua script that
leverages LuaSQL is being called by FreeSWITCH -- it obviously can't
call pthread_exit() :)
i did try recompiling LuaSQL itself and adding mysql_thread_end(
Hi Chad,
If you are using pthreads and the thread libmysqlclient then you need
to call mysql_thread_end before you do pthread_exit, MySQL only does
it for you on Win32... LuaSQL cannot call it because it has no idea
what is the lifetime of your threads.
See here: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5
i wanted to add this to the discussion.
it appears that there's an unresolved memory leak in libmysqlclient:
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=45002
unfortunately, my tests with libmysqlclient_r are even worse -- i'm
not sure if that's because the LuaSQL code doesn't support
libmysqlclient_r
On Sep 27, 2009, at 10:32 PM, gary ng wrote:
the easiest is as you mentioned, tried to link with mysqlclient_r
and see if it works.
i've already been running it compiled w/ mysqlclient_r.
i found this documentation related to using mysqlclient_r:
"there is a special requirement by libmysql
. Not sure if you can do it
in freeswitch though.
--- On Mon, 9/28/09, Chad Phillips -- Apartment Lines
wrote:
> From: Chad Phillips -- Apartment Lines
> Subject: [Kepler-Project] LuaSQL development status/financial assistance
> To: "Kepler Project mailing list"
> Date
On Sep 27, 2009, at 9:56 PM, gary ng wrote:
Does mod_lua create a new lua vm every time ?
i've checked with one of the freeswitch devs, and his response was:
"yeah, cus it's so small, a new one is created each time"
I remembered I have encountered similar issue with mysql binding in
the
On Sep 27, 2009, at 9:39 PM, Fabio Mascarenhas wrote:
Hi Chad,
Your script id doing everything correctly. This is extremely
straightfoward code in LuaSQL, as you can see by looking at the
source, and I doubt libmysqlclient, the library LuaSQL binds to, has a
bug or leak on the triple mysql_init
, Chad Phillips -- Apartment Lines
wrote:
> From: Chad Phillips -- Apartment Lines
> Subject: [Kepler-Project] LuaSQL development status/financial assistance
> To: "Kepler Project mailing list"
> Cc: "Scott Dunham"
> Date: Monday, September 28, 2009, 8:51 AM
>
Hi Chad,
Your script id doing everything correctly. This is extremely
straightfoward code in LuaSQL, as you can see by looking at the
source, and I doubt libmysqlclient, the library LuaSQL binds to, has a
bug or leak on the triple mysql_init/mysql_real_connect/mysql_close. I
think the LuaSQL probl
On Sep 27, 2009, at 8:33 PM, Fabio Mascarenhas wrote:
Hi Chad,
It seems like your problem is not opening a connection for every
request per se, but not closing these connections after you are done
with them, which is triggering a resource leak. Could you provide more
information about your set
Hi Chad,
It seems like your problem is not opening a connection for every
request per se, but not closing these connections after you are done
with them, which is triggering a resource leak. Could you provide more
information about your setup: is it a web application, and if it is,
what web server
I'm opening and closing connections for every request -- I'm not sure
if i can keep a persistent connection with my setup. Each phone call
in FreeSWITCH runs in it's own thread, and Lua scripts are called at
various points during the phone call. This script runs, talks to the
database if
Hi Jason,
I"m using the very latest code you have on github -- the official
release had an SQLite bug, as i recall. Can we arrange a time to talk
via chat or phone? I'd really like to address this issue ASAP, and
get somebody funded who can help me. :)
Thanks,
Chad
Which LuaSQL ver
Which LuaSQL version are you using?
Luís Eduardo Jason Santos
On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Chad Phillips -- Apartment Lines <
c...@apartmentlines.com> wrote:
> Hello LuaSQL developers,
>
> I'm writing today with two goals in mind:
>
> 1. To gain a better understanding of the development/rele
Are you opening and closing connections for every request, or using a
connection pool/persistent connections? I'm not using LuaSQL in
production but have done load testing at 1000's of queries per second
with no issue using persistent connections (catching and re-opening
connections closed
Hello LuaSQL developers,
I'm writing today with two goals in mind:
1. To gain a better understanding of the development/release status of
the project.
2. To offer some financial assistance with development, specifically
assistance to help fix an issue that is affecting anyone trying to use
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