That is a completely incorrect statement. Using memory (and caching possibly), leaking memory, and unbound growth in memory are all totally different things. to understand exactly what is going on here, the distinction is important. If you run under valgrind, you should look when its running to see where all this extra allocation is. Mike On Apr 17, 2010, at 4:34 PM, Sergey Okhapkin wrote:
When memory stays at 50-60M without nibblebill and grows to 300M with... It's definetily a leak. valgring log is available, but there is nothing suspicious in it... Try to enable niblebill yourself.
On Saturday 17 April 2010, Michael Jerris wrote:
100M may just be the memory it is really using for what it is doing and not a leak. Have you seen anything to tell you this is actually a leak? Have you run under valgrind or some similar tool to confirm?
Mike
On Apr 17, 2010, at 9:26 AM, Sergey Okhapkin wrote:
I want to utilize nibblebill features for prepaid support, but as soon as I enable nibble billing with
set nibble_rate=XXX set nibble_account=NNNNNN set enable_heartbeat_events=60
in dialplan, FS process begins to eat more and more memory, RSS grows from 23M to 100M and more after processing few thousands calls and continues to grow. If I comment out those 3 lines from dialplan, then FS RSS grows from initial 23M to 50-60M (depending on the number of concurrent calls) and stays at this value, no memory leaks.
Do anybody use mod_nibblebill?
I'm experiencing this problem with all svn versions I tried including latest git version.
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