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Memory leak with Perl 5.32 #152
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Thanks for the Info, i'll look for a solution |
I try to switch to the perl Image, as the base image, because it is easier to change to a updated perl version with this base. But this needs some time, migrating the installation method from perl deb packages to cpan. |
I've created a new image, with an updated perl version.
I haven't tested is much and i want to change a few things, but a first feedback from your side would be nice. Here is the list of included perl packages which should cover anything, which FHEM may try to load:
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I hope, things are going well. Have you tested the image and any feedback for me? |
Hi, |
I migrated my fhem installation from an old desktop pc (Debian buster with perl 5.28.1) to the current docker image with perl 5.32
and ran into the perl memory leakage described here:
https://forum.fhem.de/index.php/topic,112649.msg1069721.html#msg1069721
I need to restart ~ every 60h to prevent my fhem instance to crash.
Accourding to
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=994834#10
the bug is fixed with perl version 5.34.0.1 .
An imminent release of a new image based on Debian Bookworm would solve the problem,
since this release uses Perl 5.36.0-7+deb12u.
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