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Robby Russell

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Robby Russell is the Founder & Executive Director PLANET ARGON, a Ruby on Rails development firm
ALERT - Ruby fcgi 0.8.5 memory leak Posted: May 12, 2005 10:51 AM
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Just a FYI. If you have installed fcgi from RubyGems, the venison that is currently available as a gem (0.8.5) has a known memory leak... which has crippled one of our servers a few times this past week as it slowly sucks the life out of the machine.

I hope that we can get the fix in 0.8.6 which you can download here available as a gem in the near future. I think that a lot of people will unknowingly use the one in RubyGems and not be aware of this major problem (as I was until this morning when I finally tracked the root of the problem).

Thanks to the Typo people for alerting me of this issue... especially when I saw that this blog alone was using more than 100 MB of Ram after 2 hours of being up. I almost began to think that Java might be more efficient. ;-)

If you are not sure what version you are running, you can find out by doing this on a UNIX machine:
# gem list|grep cgi
fcgi (0.8.5)


Download and install fcgi 0.8.6, uninstall 0.8.5 from rubygems if necessary (I did just to be sure that apache/fcgi was using the new version) and restart your web server(s).

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