You need to help us find that leak. If you go back and look at the jira, I have asked for you to do some things. Thanks. On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 3:44 AM, Stephen Wilde <wstephen80@gmail.com> wrote:
My experience in FS timers:
1. voice quality is related to timer_test result so if you have irregular result, you'll have bad voice quality (and low ACD)
2. mod_posix_timer is my solution (I haven't try timerfd because I'm using CentOS 5.8).
3. there are two version of mod_posix_timer, the "old" one (the one before the fix of git 'FS-4064 mod_posix_timer workaround of CentOS 5 glibc problem' of 30 april) and the 'new' one (present in latest git)
4. the 'old' mod_posix_timer is much more efficient that 'new' one (with 'new' mod_posix_timer is half way between 'old' mod_posix_timer and soft timer).
5. loading the 'old' mod_posix_timer there are random FS crashes, also if you don't use the posix timer in your profile
6. the 'new' mod_posix_timer solves the crashes of FS
So my conclusion is that the 'old' mod_posix_timer is the best one but sometimes FS crashes but the 'new' mod_posix_timer is not good as the 'old' one but it solves the crash issue.
In my production system I'm using the 'old' one in servers with high load and the 'new' one in serves with less load, according with timer_test results.
Memory leak: I have done some test mixing different versions of FS and mod_posix_timer and in any case, if I use the latest Freeswitch git the used memory grows up continously, also if I use 'old' mod_posix_timer so, my conclusion is that the memory leakage is related to Freeswitch. In my production server, latest FS git + old mod_posix_timer consumes all server memory (12MB) in 2 days. For this reason, in all my installation I'm using the Freeswitch git of 26th march with new or old mod_posix_timer (depending on timer_test result).
Stephen
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM, marksly <mark@callassistants.com> wrote:
I am having the same issue as Stephen Wilde regarding the strange "timer_test" results. Was it determined that the mod_posix timer is the best solution? Likewise with Stephen, any timer except 20ms works great.
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