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Old 06-07-2009, 01:18 PM  
Superterrorizer
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Originally Posted by sortie the server gawd View Post
Here, read about "memory leaks".


http://www.codersource.net/c++_memory_leaks.aspx


Too bad you don't really have a point but are just a fake nick with some hidden revenge agenda.

This is my nick, I don't have any others. I just can't stand people pretending they know something when they are clueless. Thanks for the link, perhaps you missed me talking about memory leaks in my inital reply to you, or maybe it's because you don't know wtf you are talking about. My agenda isn't hidden, it's right out there. To discredit idiots like you who think they are helping people but are just spreading technical ignorance and misinformation hand over first.
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Originally Posted by Superawesomerizer
The operating system doesn't give a shit what language something is written in, they are still going to malloc, and hopefully free when they are done
malloc, free. malloc, free. Hey, I am programmer like you now! Now that you are digging up useless links and trying to sound clueful, please explain:

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Originally Posted by sortie the server gawd
The possibility that you have a script that is making the server run out of memory(disk)
is probably 0% since the file/directories it would have to create could be seen growing in size
and easily corrected.
Now I don't know what memory(disk) is, I _think_ i know what you are talking about it but I'm not going to call it by it's proper name, but the way you are describing it is completely incorrect. If you can even call that a description. The bs about files and directories makes no sense, there is no corrolation between memory usage and file and/or directory usage in the context of this thread, in all my years of sysadminnery (Enough years to know you're completely and utterly clueless) I have never seen a situation like the one you are describing above.

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Originally Posted by sortie the server gawd
Unless you are running a script written in C/C++ then the possibility of the script
holding memory(RAM) and not releasing it is about 0% chance.
Again, clueless. In PHP 5.2.9 alone they fixed 5 of those memory leak thingys you schooled me on. So please explain to us how it's not possible for an interpreted script to leak memory, because it sure sounds like they do.

You are stupid and you need to stop posting in threads like this with your ignorant bullshit. Thanks!
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