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Apache::Symdump - Symbol table snapshots






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Table of Contents

Synopsis

  PerlLogHandler Apache::Symdump


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Description

Apache::Symdump will record snapshots of the Perl symbol table for you to look at later.

It records them in ServerRoot/logs/symdump.$$.$n. Where $$ is the process id and $n is incremented each time the handler is run. The diff utility can be used to compare snapshots and get an idea of what might be making a process grow. Normally, new symbols come from modules or scripts that were not preloaded, the Perl method cache, etc.

  % diff -u symdump.$$.0 symdump.$$.1


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Caveats

Apache::Symdump does not cleanup up its snapshot files, do so simply by:

  % rm logs/symdump.* logs/incdump.*


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See Also

Devel::Symdump, Apache::Leak



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Maintainers

Maintainer is the person(s) you should contact with updates, corrections and patches.



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Authors

  • Doug MacEachern

Only the major authors are listed above. For contributors see the Changes file.






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