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Quote: : The list of crimes committed by members of the leftist Occupy Wall Street movement has grown to at least 204. Across the country, woman are accusing their peace-loving fellow travelers of flagitious sexual attacks . An emergency medical tech ...
Started by DEL061 on
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by 4 people.
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LAWFUL ORDERS? When should you comply? What are the consequences if you fail to comply? When are Police AUTHORIZED to use force? Who decides that force which is deemed necessary? What happens when the Police use excessive force? Where and when should ... .
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My application is running on Windows Server 2000. The memory usage keeps growing (from 145m).
Is that normal? I am new to Java. The version is Tomcat5.5.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use visualvm.
That number should not grow over time or you have a memory leak.
If you what it goes down to.
So, expect the heap to grow to the maximum size.
For every megabyte of maximum heap size available.
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I have a log file that is constantly growing, how can I watch and parse it via a ruby script. The script will parse each new line as it is written to the file and output something to the screen when the new line contains the string 'ERROR'
Started by KingInk on
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by 4 people.
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") # Since this file exists and is growing, seek to the end of the most recent entry f.seek(0,IO:SEEK.
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I have a Rails app running with Apache on a Windows 2003 server . I am using the Apache Lounge version of apache.
Httpd.exe process's Mem usage and VM Size is growing constantly and quite fast, while there is not much load. Most alarming is the VM size...
Started by Alpinweis on
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by 3 people.
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Httpd.exe's Mem Usage/VM Size do not seem to grow at all..
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As the title says, I've set the max length for the php error log, but it seems to keep growing much much larger than 1024. I am using the correct php.ini, I've restarted apache, etc. The permissions on the php log are 666.
Started by sciguy14 on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use logrotate or a similar....
As is typical for PHP, it is not really obvious from the name of the configuration setting, or even the documentation , but this directive applies to the length of a single log message , not the length of the log file as a whole .
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The FAQ for the new Go language explicitly makes this claim:
There is a growing rebellion against cumbersome type systems like those of Java and C++, pushing people towards dynamically typed languages such as Python and JavaScript.
Is there (non-anecdotal...
Started by Jherico on
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by 3 people.
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One of the reasons could be, that scripting seems to be more agile and better... .
I'd call it a trend, not a rebellion, but I see the same in our company moving from C (25 years ago) over C++(20 years) and java (12 years) to javascript and python (2 years) .
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What's a good way to paginate a list that is constantly growing?
For example, a user may open page 2 of some listing, keep looking at it for a while and then open page 3. Meanwhile, new records have been added to the beginning of the list (page 1) and...
Started by TomA on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You'd.
I do not think it's a good idea to page through a growing list.
Of the list to serve to which user.
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I'm writing a pretty complex web form using ASP.NET Dynamic Data. Several of the controls on this form post back, since there are dependencies between controls. I'm noticing that the viewstate is growing larger with every postback, until after 5 or so...
Started by Telos on
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by 3 people.
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The viewstate kept growing..
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I'm working on a growing java project and I'm probably going to cooperate with somebody else to improve some features.
I'd like to use some tools to improve the quality of my work keeping in mind that:
I don't have too much time to spend on this project...
Started by BigG on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
At first it may seem like a lot of unrelated stuff, but the project will grow more predictably with less.
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I've read a few articles, and I understood the following (please correct me and/or edit the question if I'm wrong):
The java heap is segmented like this:
Young Generation: objects that are created go here, this part is frequently and inexpensively garbage...
Started by Pablo Fernandez on
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by 6 people.
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Here....
Generally it should grow when new classes are loaded for the first time (and potentially growing permgen use.
If your perm gen IS growing constantly, it is a difficult area to dig into.
Permanent Generation kept growing.
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