Re: memory (session) leaks in perl

2006-08-22 Thread Rocco Caputo
Do you have a use case where it's impossible to do something under the new behavior? I'm working under the assumption that a session can always find a way to call sig(YOUR_SIGNAL_HERE = undef) when it's ready to be destroyed. To be fair regarding discussions on this list, Jonathan

Re: memory (session) leaks in perl

2006-08-22 Thread Nick Williams
Rocco Caputo wrote: Do you have a use case where it's impossible to do something under the new behavior? I'm working under the assumption that a session can always find a way to call sig(YOUR_SIGNAL_HERE = undef) when it's ready to be destroyed. When it's ready to be destroyed is the

Re: memory (session) leaks in perl

2006-08-22 Thread Mathieu Longtin
Its not impossible, its just more trouble to terminate a session. POE suffers from poor huffman encoding as it is, adding more obligatory code to do simple things makes it worse. Now I have to put a line to register the signal, one to deregister it, and a stop state, just to make sure I deregister

RE: using POE and ftp to build a win32 - *nix job system?

2006-08-22 Thread Gavin McDonald
I don't know your reasons for FTP, but are you stuck on it? My preferred method for doing this has been to just mount a windows share via SMB/CIFS, and use it like just-another-unix-filesystem. IMHO There's no good reason to write networking code where file IO will suffice. Just another point