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TV Server memory leak in 1.2.0b
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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 759687" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>One thing for you to try...</p><p>If TV Server is leaking memory before it has even done anything then I think there are really only a very few things that could cause it. I'm attaching some alternate TvService.exe files for you to try. They may not be functional (especially the .nothreads one), however they will serve for this experiment. Replace the default TvService.exe with each of the TvService.exe's in the attached zip file (note: remove the weird extensions that I've given them) and let me know if either of them make any difference. All you have to do is:</p><p></p><p>1. Restart TvService.</p><p>2. Confirm that memory is leaking <strong>without doing anything</strong> else other than starting task manager.</p><p>3. Stop TvService.</p><p>4. Backup the default exe.</p><p>5. Replace the TvService.exe with one of the attached ones.</p><p>6. Start TvService and check if memory is still leaking <strong>without doing anything</strong>.</p><p>7. Repeat for both of the provided EXEs and let me know the results.</p><p></p><p>I'm off to bed now, but hopefully this will shed some light on this random issue...</p><p></p><p>mm</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 759687, member: 82144"] One thing for you to try... If TV Server is leaking memory before it has even done anything then I think there are really only a very few things that could cause it. I'm attaching some alternate TvService.exe files for you to try. They may not be functional (especially the .nothreads one), however they will serve for this experiment. Replace the default TvService.exe with each of the TvService.exe's in the attached zip file (note: remove the weird extensions that I've given them) and let me know if either of them make any difference. All you have to do is: 1. Restart TvService. 2. Confirm that memory is leaking [B]without doing anything[/B] else other than starting task manager. 3. Stop TvService. 4. Backup the default exe. 5. Replace the TvService.exe with one of the attached ones. 6. Start TvService and check if memory is still leaking [B]without doing anything[/B]. 7. Repeat for both of the provided EXEs and let me know the results. I'm off to bed now, but hopefully this will shed some light on this random issue... mm [/QUOTE]
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