Re: memory leak with perl5.8/freebsd/mod_perl 1.29

2005-07-20 Thread snacktime
> > rev 1.61 > > "Switch to perlmalloc by > default, unless threaded perl is built, to improve performance." > > > rev 1.49 > > "WITH_PERL_MALLOC - to compile with perl's own malloc, as opposed to >the freebsd system malloc. Some might find this useful, since perl's >malloc is marginally

memory leak with perl5.8/freebsd/mod_perl 1.29

2005-07-20 Thread snacktime
Before I spend a whole lot of time on this I'm curious if someone else has run across this. This is mod perl 1.29. We upgraded perl on one of our freebsd 5.4 servers from 5.6.1 to 5.8.7. This included reinstalling around 50 perl modules (some to new versions) from the freebsd ports. Ever since

Slightly OT: best alternative to mod_perl when perl can't be used

2005-01-21 Thread snacktime
I'm working on what will for the most part be an open source project, but one layer of the application needs to be closed source (but still free). This layer implements an api that is covered under a contract which limits distribution to object code only. The application is an open source payment