[Zope] Zope and memory leaks
Stefan H. Holek
stefan@epy.co.at
Mon, 30 Sep 2002 23:08:31 +0200
This smells very much like http://collector.zope.org/Zope/421.
Apply one of the workarounds or the patch mentioned in the collector issue
and see whether you situation changes. This is fixed in Zope 2.6 BTW.
HTH,
Stefan
--On Montag, 30. September 2002 12:30 -0700 Howard Hansen
<howardh@halfmagic.com> wrote:
> Thanks for everyone's help with my server questions a couple of weeks ago.
> Last week, the hammer fell and they turned the power off at our ISP. I
> lost 275 days of server uptime! Worse, our server remains physically
> inaccessable, locked away and subject to bankruptcy actions. Not a pretty
> picture.
>
> I scrambled and built a new server from a borrowed mobo, a processor
> destined for my wife's computer, and other offal. Debian cooperated and
> loaded cleanly. I stopped Zope, copied over a week-old Data.fs backup,
> installed one missing product, repointed my port 80 to the new machine,
> futzed with Apache, and got back up by the time the DNS changes filtered
> through. My 640/256 ADSL line is handling over 2000 hits/hr. Phew!
>
> Here's my question, though. On my old machine, the Zope process leaked
> memory like all get-out. For instance, in a mere 14 hours, it went from
> 75MB to 285MB. I had to restart the Zope process daily. Here's the
> output of the debug page:
>
> Class 00:28 14:37 Delta
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Acquisition.ImplicitAcquirerWrapper 16,253 107,895 +91,642
> ZPublisher.HTTPRequest.HTTPRequest 3,267 19,872 +16,605
> ZODB.POSException.ConflictError 2,171 13,067 +10,896
> OFS.Folder.Folder 1,807 7,362 + 5,555
> ZServer.HTTPResponse.ZServerHTTPResponse 1,094 6,635 + 5,541
> ZPublisher.BaseRequest.RequestContainer 1,091 6,632 + 5,541
> ZPublisher.BaseResponse.BaseResponse 1,089 6,621 + 5,532
> ZServer.HTTPResponse.ChannelPipe 1,087 6,619 + 5,532
> AccessControl.DTML.TemplateDict 42 121 + 79
> Products.CMFCore.FSDTMLMethod.FSDTMLMethod 6 82 + 76
> OFS.Image.Image 286 333 + 47
>
> Memory Usage 75MB 285MB 210MB
>
> This problem only cropped up on the old server in the past 2 months.
> Running on the new server, I no longer have this problem. It's run at a
> steady 40MB for 5 days.
>
> Both machines run Debian Woody. Any ideas about what's going on? Do I
> need to reboot the server more frequently? Have I missed something?
>
> Howard Hansen
> http://howardsmusings.com
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