On Fri, 2003-11-28 at 10:45, Juanma Barranquero wrote:
> Using:
> - svn-win32-0.33.1*.zip
> - Apache 2.0.48
> - Windows 2K SP4
>
> I have a repository with just a project. The working copy is about 118 MB
> in size (it's a VisualStudio project). I access the repository through
> Apache and mod_dav_svn.
>
> I had originally imported the full project, but afterwards I decided to
> delete myproject.ncb and myproject.opt from the repository (i.e., have
> the files unmanaged by SVN) and svn:ignore them because they change each
> time you exit VisualStudio, even if you've done nothing.
>
> "svn delete" didn't work because the files were modified, so I decided
> to do a "svn update" first (I should have done "svn revert", but I
> goofed).
>
> Memory for the Apache process went straight up from 270 MB to ~900 MB!
> And it didn't go down after the update and the rest of operations
> (delete the files, commit, status, etc.). I've had to manually restart
> Apache.
>
> Is that normal/expected?
Seems a bit excessive...
But after the operation, the memory should shrink back if you have a
MaxMemFree directive in you httpd.conf.
Sander
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Received on Fri Nov 28 12:03:06 2003