I did a search for libssl Memory problems in Google and got numerous res=ults.=A0 Maybe it is an issue with libssl.=A0 Here is the first website res=ult
http://rt.openssl.org/Ticket/Display.html?user=3D=guest&pass=3Dguest&id=3D2325
I saw this happen when I hit his stress link as well, but I cannot not rule= out that other people were also looking at the same time, unless the stres=s test code creates a unique db for each visitor.
I was using Mac OS 10.4.11 and Safari 4.1.2 when I ran the test.
-Jeff
On Jan 7, 2012, at 5:20 PM, christophe.billiottet@webdna.us wrote:What Aaron describe is that he populates a speed.db with a specific content= (let's name it "A"), read it and it shows well. Then he popu=lates the same speed.db with a "B" content, reads it, and it show=s well. Then he populates the same speed.db with a "C" content, r=eads it, and it shows well.
Afterwards he lists the speed.db to show its content and randomly gets the =content "A", "B" or "C"
No one else has been able to reproduce it, because it seems that if you use= a remote browser, the strange behaviour does not occur: only locally. I di=d test it locally too, but have had no problem. Since the database in RAM i=s the same both case (using a local browser or a remote borwser) i tend to =think the browser has something to do. Aaron also noticed the behaviour dis=appears with Ubuntu 11 but is present with Ubuntu 10 and Debian 6.
- chris
On Jan 7, 2012, at 20:21, Govinda wrote:[snip]It would be nice to at least get that validation. =A0Naturally, it would be= ideal to find out that all this situation needs is some advanced config tw=eak, and then here I am moving forward as originally desired. =A0Or, then a=gain, at least give the benefit of the doubt that unless theres proof other=wise, maybe I'm not doing anything wrong and there's an issue that =should be noted for v7.
IMHO you *absolutely do need* this validation. =A0Meanwhile it just shows h=ow small the webdna circle is, that, amongst us, no one is having (or had) =the same problem (before... or yet).. and so amongst us few no one has time= (apparently) to go figure out/verify/explain what exactly you are experien=cing; everyone is just trying to get through *their* day.
I just posted to say, you are not off for asking for validation Aaron. =A0I=t just happens to be unfortunate that (so far) you have not got it... from =any source.
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I did a search for libssl Memory problems in Google and got numerous res=ults.=A0 Maybe it is an issue with libssl.=A0 Here is the first website res=ult
http://rt.openssl.org/Ticket/Display.html?user=3D=guest&pass=3Dguest&id=3D2325
I saw this happen when I hit his stress link as well, but I cannot not rule= out that other people were also looking at the same time, unless the stres=s test code creates a unique db for each visitor.
I was using Mac OS 10.4.11 and Safari 4.1.2 when I ran the test.
-Jeff
On Jan 7, 2012, at 5:20 PM, christophe.billiottet@webdna.us wrote:What Aaron describe is that he populates a speed.db with a specific content= (let's name it "A"), read it and it shows well. Then he popu=lates the same speed.db with a "B" content, reads it, and it show=s well. Then he populates the same speed.db with a "C" content, r=eads it, and it shows well.
Afterwards he lists the speed.db to show its content and randomly gets the =content "A", "B" or "C"
No one else has been able to reproduce it, because it seems that if you use= a remote browser, the strange behaviour does not occur: only locally. I di=d test it locally too, but have had no problem. Since the database in RAM i=s the same both case (using a local browser or a remote borwser) i tend to =think the browser has something to do. Aaron also noticed the behaviour dis=appears with Ubuntu 11 but is present with Ubuntu 10 and Debian 6.
- chris
On Jan 7, 2012, at 20:21, Govinda wrote:[snip]It would be nice to at least get that validation. =A0Naturally, it would be= ideal to find out that all this situation needs is some advanced config tw=eak, and then here I am moving forward as originally desired. =A0Or, then a=gain, at least give the benefit of the doubt that unless theres proof other=wise, maybe I'm not doing anything wrong and there's an issue that =should be noted for v7.
IMHO you *absolutely do need* this validation. =A0Meanwhile it just shows h=ow small the webdna circle is, that, amongst us, no one is having (or had) =the same problem (before... or yet).. and so amongst us few no one has time= (apparently) to go figure out/verify/explain what exactly you are experien=cing; everyone is just trying to get through *their* day.
I just posted to say, you are not off for asking for validation Aaron. =A0I=t just happens to be unfortunate that (so far) you have not got it... from =any source.
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