memory leaks in check SERVICESTATE

[mickem]

I'm trying to track it down. I can say it's related to a check though, because every time i run any kind of query, the process gains ~60KB of memory.

And with that, i've got it narrowed down to the service checks.

#define service{ # use generic-service # host_name HOSTNAME # service_description SERVICE NAME # check_command check_nt!SERVICESTATE!-d SHOWALL -l "SERVICENAME" # }

I have the service name in quotes in the check command because the name contains a space. I hope this is helpful in some way -- please let me know what other information i can provide that would be useful in troubleshooting.

Okay, I can say for sure that this is it. It only happens when the service checks are enabled. I disabled all of them on two boxes, and saw no growth throughout the day, where as the other processes had put on ~10MB.

[mickem]

New nightly that fixes this issue: NSClient++-Win32-20080514-2247.zip
Please test this and I will make a new 0.3.2 version (same thing as the nightly) for tomorrow.

MickeM

[samuraipenguin]

I can confirm that this issue is indeed fixed in the nightly. Rock on!