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phillip at communitybandwidth

Aug 16, 2010, 12:37 PM

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bric_queued memory usage question

Just wondering if anyone who is using bric_queued in production is seeing the bric_queued processes growing in size to several gigabytes of memory? If so, what do you use to manage those processes and keep them from getting out of control?

Phillip.

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leggn at denison

Aug 16, 2010, 12:55 PM

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Re: bric_queued memory usage question [In reply to]

Our bric_queued grows until it consumes about 60% of the server's total
memory before it "freezes up" and nothing further in the queue will ever
be executed. I simply keep an eye on it and manually restart
bric_queued whenever it exceeds about 20% memory consumption. Certainly
not a good solution - so if anyone has a better idea please let us know.

I had assumed this is caused a memory leak in or around Net::SSH2. Can
you confirm otherwise?

-Nick

On 8/16/2010 3:37 PM, Phillip Smith wrote:
> Just wondering if anyone who is using bric_queued in production is seeing the bric_queued processes growing in size to several gigabytes of memory? If so, what do you use to manage those processes and keep them from getting out of control?
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> Phillip Smith // Simplifier of Technology // COMMUNITY BANDWIDTH
> www.communitybandwidth.ca // www.phillipadsmith.com
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Nick Legg
Information Technology Services
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Denison University
leggn [at] denison

david at kineticode

Aug 16, 2010, 12:55 PM

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Re: bric_queued memory usage question [In reply to]

On Aug 16, 2010, at 12:37 PM, Phillip Smith wrote:

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> Just wondering if anyone who is using bric_queued in production is seeing the bric_queued processes growing in size to several gigabytes of memory? If so, what do you use to manage those processes and keep them from getting out of control?

I committed some changes for 2.1 to address this issue:

http://github.com/bricoleurs/bricolage/commits/master

See especially all but the first commit on 2010-07-07 and the one commit on 2010-07-08.

Best,

David

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