we had similar problems, but it's an Apache one.
Try closing it, *killing all the processes*, then restarting.
For us that was enough.
pc
Armin Burger ha scritto:
memory leaks look like coming from an underlying C module, probably invoked
via the php_mapscript extension. But this is more a
memory leaks look like coming from an underlying C module, probably invoked via
the php_mapscript extension. But this is more a question to the MS user list. I
can check if in the PHP code there might be a close() command missing that is
sometimes required, but I never realized any problems
i forget to say, i am using latest stable pmapper version
thanks a lot paolo,
i did the same. but restarting apache every night is quite dirty way to
solve the problem. but for now this task will remain in the cron.
thanks a lot armin.
now, i tried to run PHP as CGI and this time it was OK.
I have made new debian package from the last 4.10 php5-mapscript and
upgraded. I will report if it helped.
thanks
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Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop.
Don't know if this can help, but there's a ticket open about this
problem:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/1859
It's 1 year old but it's 4.10 version.
Luca
Il giorno mer, 10/10/2007 alle 13.42 +0200, ivan minčík ha scritto:
I have made new debian package from the last 4.10
I am sorry, just made by checkinstall. my mistake in the sentence
formulation.
But if I can help other way, tell me how.
I am very happy that debianGIS exists. I use open source GIS products
now a lot and I am just thinking how to contribute.
ivan
Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Hi Ivan.
Is this a
