Re: Orphan connections...
Tobias Downer <[email protected]>
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Mckoi should periodically send a 'ping' command to the client to check if the connection is alive, and if it the command fails it reclaims all resources associated with the connection. It may be that the client entry is not being removed from the internal list which is why it's showing up in 'show connections'. There is a test in our test suite that opens and closes many hundreds of connections and we have not detected a memory leak. Regardless, I will look into it. Toby. [email protected] wrote: > Toby, is there any way to kill orphan connections? I have observed (using > mckoi 1.0.3) that when the client dies unexpectedly, McKoi retains the > client connections, even for days, which I suppose must consume resources. > I have detected these connections using "show connections". I think that > providing a "connection-idle-timeout" parameter in db.conf would solve > this problem. > > In my case the client is a servlet engine using a connection pool (resin > 2.1.14). > > Best regards, > Martin --------------------------------------------------------------- Mckoi SQL Database mailing list http://www.mckoi.com/database/ To unsubscribe, send a message to [email protected]