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Sorry if you've already seen this. (The issue has no assignee or response comments on bugs.php.net, so I can't tell, and I personally don't check bugs.php.net frequently or know how to subscribe to bug reports for a given extension.)
The bug was for memcache 3.0.9 with php 7.3. I can't reproduce the zend_mm_heap issue in 4.0.5.2 from PECL (trying with NTS on 7.4 only). However, I see a memory leak (same leak 4 times) instead in 4.0.5.2, when running with a PHP 7.4.3-dev NTS DEBUG build.
(The impact is hopefully limited to just a few http requests for sessions, and should get garbage collected after the HTTP response is sent? I haven't investigated further)
» php --no-php-ini --php-ini test.ini test.php
array(1) {
["test"]=>
bool(true)
}
[Fri Mar 6 15:40:14 2020] Script: '/path/to/test.php'
/tmp/pear/temp/memcache/php7/memcache_queue.c(35) : Freeing 0x00007f0542e7d700 (208 bytes), script=/path/to/test.php
Last leak repeated 3 times
=== Total 4 memory leaks detected ===
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https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=77900
Sorry if you've already seen this. (The issue has no assignee or response comments on bugs.php.net, so I can't tell, and I personally don't check bugs.php.net frequently or know how to subscribe to bug reports for a given extension.)
The bug was for memcache 3.0.9 with php 7.3. I can't reproduce the zend_mm_heap issue in 4.0.5.2 from PECL (trying with NTS on 7.4 only). However, I see a memory leak (same leak 4 times) instead in 4.0.5.2, when running with a PHP 7.4.3-dev NTS DEBUG build.
(The impact is hopefully limited to just a few http requests for sessions, and should get garbage collected after the HTTP response is sent? I haven't investigated further)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: