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mod_s2s_keepalive: Use timestamp as iq @id RFC 6120 implies that the id attribute must be unique within a stream. This should fix problems with remote servers that enforce uniqueness and don't answer duplicated ids. If it doesn't do that, then at least you can get a guesstimate at round-trip time from the difference between the result iq stanza and the timestamp it was logged without having to go look for when it was sent, or needing to keep state.
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1 This module compares the memory usage reported by Lua before and after
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2 each event and reports it to the log if it exceeds the configuration
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3 setting `log_memory_threshold` (in bytes).
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5 ``` lua
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6 log_memory_threshold = 20*1024
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7 ```
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9 If you are looking to identify memory leaks, please first read [Three
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10 kinds of memory
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11 leaks](https://blog.nelhage.com/post/three-kinds-of-leaks/).
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13 Prosody runs on Lua which uses automatic memory management with garbage
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14 collection, so the numbers reported by this module are very likely to be
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15 useless for the purpose of identifying memory leaks. Large, but
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16 temporary, increases in memory usage can however highlight other kinds
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17 of performance problems and sometimes even provide hits for where to
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18 look for memory leaks.