APM and Symfony 1.1

[Mathieu ZIK]

Hi,

We try to use apm with Symfony 1.1 and for now, if I do not
desactivate the apm.stacktrace_enabled=off, I have a memory
overloaded.In fact, stacktrace have too many levels, maybe could you
limit the number of level?

Regards

[Paul Dragoonis]

Maybe you should check your max_memory_limit setting.

APM just taps into the backtrace that you get from normal PHP userland (debug_backtrace()) so not doing anything unusual.

How long is your backtrace ?

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[Patrick ALLAERT]

Hi,

2010/10/28 Mathieu ZIK <ziko...@gmail.com>:

This is a valid remark, I have been able to exhaust the disk space of
a server because of the size of stacktrace in the DB.
However, how would the stacktrace be significant if you would only
have the top n levels? In most framework-enabled project you will have
every time the same first results because of routers/front
controllers,...

Only displaying the last n levels would still require to start from
the topmost frame and would therefor require the same amount of
memory.

I would suggest to avoid collecting the stacktrace on such kind of
project as it would not be very helpful to debug problems, right?

Regards,

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