[Zope] Zope 2.7.3 Memory Leaks

Stefan H. Holek stefan at epy.co.at
Sun Dec 5 10:19:05 EST 2004


Maybe that's your misconception then. The memory usage according to top 
is unlikely to go down significantly if at all. That's because the 
C-heap can not safely be shrunk most of the time.

So I'd say forget the heap usage and watch them refcounts instead.

Stefan


On 5. Dez 2004, at 05:34, Andy Yates wrote:

> Thanks for the explaination of how the transient gc works.  That is
> exactly what I found when I looked in the source code and I can see all
> of this happening when I turn on the debug output.  Sessions are 
> created
> and placed in buckets.  The active sessions move to the current bucket
> and expired session and old empty buckets get removed.  Then there is a
> 1 in 6 chance they will be gc'ed on each request.  I see all this
> happening but when the buckets are gc'ed the memory usage according to
> top does not go down.

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