Am 19.11.2012 16:41, schrieb Ben Noordhuis:
Keep an eye on RSS. If your application is at equilibrium but RSS
keeps growing indefinitely, chances are good there is a memory leak.
Is js-code responsible for RSS memory leaks or only for the heap-growing
ones?
if both are js-code-caused, can
Hi,
Got a very simple http server with following code:
res.writeHead(302, {'Location': 'http://sample.com/})
res.end()
now do a :
curl -i -v http://ip_goes_here:9090/test
it returns:
* Connected to ... port 9090 (#0)
GET /test HTTP/1.1
User-Agent: curl/7.26.0
Host: ...:9090
Accept: */*
The pass-reset module was developed to support our use cases:
1. User enters a username such as tomsmith. Only one user may have this
username, so the email that is sent includes only a single code.
2. User enters an email address. Our service allows multiple users to be
created with the same
Node uses a lot depending on what that means. Besides the actual amount
of buffer data you app logic keeps in ram, node itself uses about 10Mb
overhead for the bare process. Also the GC is optimized more for speed
than memeory usage. It doesn't really start freeing till it feels memory
Depends, if a module holds a reference to the module being reloaded and
there is a shared cache being used by that module. You would still end up
with 2 references to different things. I would need to know way more about
whats trying to be done / API to make any sane comment on if it looks like
# TIMER-SHIM
All problems in computer science can be solved by another level of indirection
TIMER-SHIM is a simple wrapper around standard timer functions which allows you
to stub / test / fake their call and timing function without resorting to
tricky global setTimeout/setInterval
Node.js, which is an evented server, is more efficient at handling multiple
concurrent connections than a multi-threaded or multi-process server. There
would be more overhead incurred for each and every thread or process using
other technologies than with an evented server like Node.js.
On Nov 20, 2012, at 04:54, Tauren Mills tau...@tauren.com wrote:
The pass-reset module was developed to support our use cases:
1. User enters a username such as tomsmith. Only one user may have this
username, so the email that is sent includes only a single code.
2. User enters an email
I have install node.js v0.8.4 on Redhat, however, I use node server.js,
there is no any output in terminal.
server.js.
console.log('hello');
however, if I input only node instead of node server.js, then input
console.log(hello);, it will output in command line,
What's the reason. Thanks!
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On Nov 20, 2012, at 21:37, Jerry oylje...@gmail.com wrote:
I have install node.js v0.8.4 on Redhat, however, I use node server.js, there
is no any output in terminal.
server.js.
console.log('hello');
however, if I input only node instead of node server.js, then input
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