Rev standalone app stays in memory on my Xubuntu 9.10

[Len Morgan]

It sounds to me like you've got an open socket or file laying around in 
the program that is preventing it from closing.  Check your sockets and 
open files when you quit (handle the quit stack message).  Maybe a 
driver on one machine is not releasing the socket and so your program 
stays around waiting.

len


On 3/29/2010 12:02 AM, hmspotato at googlemail.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a standalone application made by Revolution 4.0. It works fine in
> most cases, but it fails to quit cleanly on my laptop running Xubuntu
> 9.10. When I try it on another computer also running Xubuntu 9.10, it
> runs and quits fine, but on my laptop it stays open as a process taking
> up a chunk of memory. To make it worse, every instance of app launch
> remains in the memory as an independent process. Right-clicking on the
> process in System Monitor and choosing 'Open Files' displays the following:
> FD  Type         Object
> 0   file         /dev/null
> 1   file         /home/megumi/.xsession-errors
> 2   file         /home/megumi/.xsession-errors
> 3   local socket
> 4   local socket
> 5   pipe
> 6   pipe
>
>
> This question is probably more about Xubuntu than about Revolution, but
> it does relate to using Revolution. I am particularly puzzled, because
> another standalone app (also made by Revolution) runs and quits fine on
> the same laptop. I hope someone here will be able to help me, as I do
> not know what to do.
>
> I originally posted this at<http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/
> viewtopic.php?f=20&t=5087>  with a sample stack, but the thread came to
> what seems like a dead-end. The last post on the thread suggested that I
> should subscribe to this list and ask for help from Linux experts on the list.
>
> I would appreciate any help.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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