Re: ldirectord memory leak in Ultramonkey 3

Thank you very much for your reply.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Joseph Miller" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 5:47 AM
Subject: Re: ldirectord memory leak in Ultramonkey 3


> Hideaki Kondo wrote on 08/04/06 12:31:
>> As I tried Perl v5.8.8 previously from v5.8.6 on my personal 
>> environment,  I didn't try v5.8.6.
>> (my PC: RHEL4 ES, Perl v5.8.5-9(default); So I compiled and installed 
>> the perl v5.8.8 source code.)  As far as I tested the ldirectord using 
>> Perl v5.8.8, the memory leak didn't occur.
>> 
>> Would you try to update Perl v5.8.4 -> v5.8.6 -> v5.8.8 if you can, and 
>> check the memory use rate about  the ldirectord, Joseph Miller etc ?
> 
> Nice piece of detective work there - unfortunately I won't be able to try anything out -
> we've moved our ultramonkey setup onto some different hardware, and it doesn't leak anymore,
> so from our perspective the problem has gone away.

I've understood your circumstances.
I'm afraid that I'd like to know about your ultramonkey setup.

Please teach me the following points if you can.
- What are there differences between before moved and after moved
   your ultramonkey setup except for the hardware ?
  (For example, Perl version, ldirectord version, Debian version, 
   checktype setup(in ldirectord.cf),  etc )
- If there are any differences,  could you teach me about them ?
  (different software version, ldirectord setup, etc)

Thanks.
--
Hideaki Kondo


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