Subj : memory leaks
To   : Tommi Koivula
From : Matt Bedynek
Date : Tue Oct 11 2016 01:11:12

On Fri, 7 Oct 2016 14:49:30 +0300, Tommi Koivula <tommi@rbb.bbs.fi>
wrote:

 TK>         mem  peak
 TK> 24.09 3588k 5120k
 TK> 25.09  468k 5120k
 TK> 29.09 3848k 5120k
 TK> 01.10 2616k 6684k
 TK> 02.10 3516k 6684k
 TK> 07.10 4200k 6684k

That doesn't look too bad.  Do you get a lot of usage?

On my non-SSL side am seeing a fair amount of usage from robots--which
I might start blocking... once they outlive their usefulness!

09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) Connection established to
findthatfile.com
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) Connection slot 1 of 10
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) < GROUP +ACCCESS&SUPPORT+
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) Open JAM msgbase
"./local/accesssupport"
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) < GROUP 10th_amd
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) Open JAM msgbase
"./fido/10th_amd"
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 159
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 159
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 160
09-Oct-16 18:51:48 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 160
09-Oct-16 18:51:48 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 161
09-Oct-16 18:51:48 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 161
09-Oct-16 18:51:48 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 162
09-Oct-16 18:51:48 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 162
09-Oct-16 18:51:48 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 163
09-Oct-16 18:51:48 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 163
09-Oct-16 18:51:48 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 164
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 164
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 165
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 165
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 166
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 166
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 167
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 167
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 168
09-Oct-16 18:51:49 (76.72.175.251:37408) < ARTICLE 168
09-Oct-16 18:51:50 (76.72.175.251:37408) < HEAD 169
.... goes for ever

Note, I have extra logging in what I use here because I have been
debugging... but "findthatfile.com" literally walked every article of
every group I have available.... :-/

Good thing is that it is good test of the how well the code works!

I am leaning toward believing the issue I see here is related to the
TLS code since that instance is growing in usage much more so than the
non-SSL instance.

Need to get better with using valgrind!

How are you guys on Win32 building versions of jamnntpd?  Cygwin?

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