Re: [users@httpd] Memory leak on Windows 2003

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Ok, it seems that I've found the answer now. The real problem concerning the leakage was related to the pictures' size.

We use here some PHP scripts which return photos from the students, teachers and employees for identification at the university where I work. Since these photos had a big size, we had to reduce all of them to a size less than 10k so Apache wouldn't increase its size to a huge number.

So far everything has worked fine, and I think we've found the solution.

Thanks,
Marcos R. Cardoso
FURB - Biblioteca Central
Blumenau
Brazil


Joshua Slive wrote:
On 9/14/05, Marcos R. Cardoso <mcardoso@xxxxxxx> wrote:
  
 Thanks for the help Joshua, but I forgot to add that we use some ASP
scripts here using Sun Chili!Soft ASP 3.6.2
 Could the ASP machine also make this memory inflation possible to happen?
    

Any script running in an apache module is running in the memory space
of the server and memory leaks in the script (or just massive memory
usage) will have a direct effect on the server.

Joshua.

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