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Memory leak - Out of Memory Exception #644
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OOM within two minutes upon boot. Running 0.5.88 on ESP8266.
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…682 added part of mac address to MQTT client ID to seperate multiple ESPs in same network added dictionary for MQTT to reduce heap-fragmentation removed `last Alarm` from Live view, because it showed always the same alarm - will change in future
With 0.5.89, in the exact moment of pressing refresh on the website.
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das sind alles libraries außerhalb von Ahoy. Ich kenne das nicht. Da du hier scheinbar alleine mit den Fehler bist, könnte ich mir einen Hardwaredefekt vorstellen. |
I have reset a WEMOS D1 mini (ESP8266) completey (by installing a blank.bin) and than updated to 0.5.89 although access by 192.168.4.1 is possible, I could not save successfully the configuration data (especially WiFi-settings). WiFi-Scan was not stable although the WiFi is close, some elements on the configuration pages were missing (like the additional DNS settings, PINOUT-settings....) multiple tries to save the WiFi-setting, but the ahoy-dtu does not connect to my WiFi (normal Fritz 7590) I downgraded now to 0.5.17 and everything is fine again... so I am convinced that there still is a kind of memory leak bug or similar in the 0.5.89 version.. |
I think this description deserves its own issue. It might be a separate problem, or even a number of problems as many things are mentioned at once. However, I don't see a connection to the OOM I documented with a stack trace above. @humus2002 Would you please make this a separate new issue? Could you also provide details in that new issue of what you flashed and how you flashed it, and what the exact symptoms of "could not save successfully" were? Let's continue here with the OOM stack trace documented above, okay? Thanks :) @lumapu Fair enough. Let me dig a little bit more into it and maybe swap out the ESP8266. I just thought it was worth documenting it nevertheless, in case someone else sees the same stack trace on their end. |
@Argafal do you see these OOM exceptions with the latest dev versions, starting from |
When I opened this issue the OOMs were frequent and came soon after boot up, i.e. they made AHOY hard to use productively.
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I think it works fine now |
Exception recorded in 0.5.78:
Unhandled C++ exception: OOM
last failed alloc caller: 0x40223f2e
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