Heroku R14 Error Memory Leak

[tomkins]

Hi,

I have a memory leak in my app which is causing it to crash on Heroku.

Would replacing all occurrences of: "names = Hobo::Model.all_models.map do |m|" with "Model.find_each do |m|" help to reduce this problem?

Also does anyone have advice on how to avoid memory leaks/Heroku R14 errors?

Thanks,

John.

[Bryan Larsen]

What version of Hobo are using? I haven't noticed anything
egregiously bad, but I'm not deploying on Heroku either nor have I
looked closely, either.

About all I can offer is this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/161315/ruby-ruby-on-rails-memory-leak-detection

Obviously memory leaks in Hobo would be considered a bug, so if you
can narrow it down or provide a simple test case reproduction, we'll
put a fairly high priority on fixing it.

cheers,
Bryan

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[tomkins]

Thanks for the link.

I'm using a very early version of Hobo, 1.0 something or 1.1 I think, my problem has probably already been fixed.

I'm starting to believe it might be because my app allows people to upload avatars, and the file size is not limited. This could quite easily use far too much memory. How can I limit the file size of an image upload?

Thanks for the help

John.

[Ignacio Huerta]

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Hi John,

You are probably using paperclip to handle uploads. There are some
examples in the documentation: https://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip

As you are probably using an old version of paperclip, the size
validation syntax has probably changed. Find out what version you are
using and then I guess it would be easy to find the documentation of
that version.

I used to use this in Hobo 1.0, maybe it works for you:

validates_attachment_size :photo, :less_than => 2.megabytes

Regards,
Ignacio



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[erbecke]

If you are using the old attachment_fu then you can limit with :max_size param.

For example:

  has_attachment :content_type => :image, 

    :storage => :file_system,

    :path_prefix => 'public/files/userfiles',     

    :max_size => 3.megabytes,

    :resize_to => '640x480>',

    :thumbnails => { :thumb => '120x120>' }

best regards

eddie

El jueves, 20 de septiembre de 2012 12:29:36 UTC-3, Ignacio Huerta escribió:

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Hi John,

You are probably using paperclip to handle uploads. There are some
examples in the documentation: https://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip

As you are probably using an old version of paperclip, the size
validation syntax has probably changed. Find out what version you are
using and then I guess it would be easy to find the documentation of
that version.

I used to use this in Hobo 1.0, maybe it works for you:

  validates_attachment_size :photo, :less_than => 2.megabytes

Regards,
Ignacio

El 20/09/12 16:30, tomkins escribi�:

> Thanks for the link. I'm using a very early version of Hobo, 1.0
> something or 1.1 I think, my problem has probably already been
> fixed. I'm starting to believe it might be because my app allows
> people to upload avatars, and the file size is not limited. This
> could quite easily use far too much memory. How can I limit the
> file size of an image upload?
>
> Thanks for the help John.
>
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[tomkins]

Hi,

This works for me, thanks. Hopefully it reduces the chances of a memory leak.

Thanks,

John.

On Thursday, September 20, 2012 4:29:36 PM UTC+1, Ignacio Huerta wrote:

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Hi John,

You are probably using paperclip to handle uploads. There are some
examples in the documentation: https://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip

As you are probably using an old version of paperclip, the size
validation syntax has probably changed. Find out what version you are
using and then I guess it would be easy to find the documentation of
that version.

I used to use this in Hobo 1.0, maybe it works for you:

  validates_attachment_size :photo, :less_than => 2.megabytes

Regards,
Ignacio

El 20/09/12 16:30, tomkins escribi�:

> Thanks for the link. I'm using a very early version of Hobo, 1.0
> something or 1.1 I think, my problem has probably already been
> fixed. I'm starting to believe it might be because my app allows
> people to upload avatars, and the file size is not limited. This
> could quite easily use far too much memory. How can I limit the
> file size of an image upload?
>
> Thanks for the help John.
>
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