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memory leak - issue latest build #46
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Having the same issue I think. Since Friday my freshly build php-fpm containers in my laradock setup eat up my memory when I make a reaquest to the instance. Sometimes happen inside the workspace too ... |
Tried to fix this all night. I'm on Ubuntu 20.04 (but also tried 20.10) and can't make it work. The problem is appearing since Friday for me. That's when I set up my computer with a fresh copy of ubuntu. First I thought something wen't wrong during the installation but I just set it up again and it's not working anymore. I'm using The repo I'm trying to set up is https://github.com/tjventurini/laravel-blueprint so you might get the issue when you run then setup. Not sure what else I can provide you by now. It's not writing any logs or so. Any help is appreciated, this one is driving me crazy! 🆘 |
I found my issue after 12 hours of hell. It was xdebug. disabled and rebuild and that solved my issue |
Thx, that solved my issue too. Although I now have to find out how I can make use of xdebug again. |
I had the same issue, It seems xdebug in version 3 needs a different config, It's my xdebug.ini file which I'm using and it's working properly:
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For me it was to remove the
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This worked for me as well |
I added wkhtmltopdf to the php-fpm image today. Did a rebuild and thought all was fine.
However soon as a browser visited any site the ram on the system went through the roof until the point where I ram out and the system crashed.
I have followed all the steps.
and brought up all the containers again. The container that is having the issue each and every time is the laradock-php-fpm container.
I am right now attempting to use this image instead https://hub.docker.com/layers/laradock/php-fpm/2.7-7.4/images/sha256-59b3b2b936e16fb2b6ec7d818a84bcc3bd23b068be0e710dcdf05e5fc20d095d?context=explore will report if it works. Something with https://hub.docker.com/layers/laradock/php-fpm/latest-7.4/images/sha256-c1943c4a18d0903f70c444a33e4dcf806c9269d6566c667e6ccff74ab427673e?context=explore seems to be driving the ram usage through the roof. Nothing else with my setup has changed previous to what I mentioned. Colleague has had the identical issue.
hmm get same issue with https://hub.docker.com/layers/laradock/php-fpm/2.7-7.4/images/sha256-59b3b2b936e16fb2b6ec7d818a84bcc3bd23b068be0e710dcdf05e5fc20d095d?context=explore
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