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> Just a guess, but the memory leak is probably due to the example
> trace being added to a server or cmd pool instead of a per-request pool.
> I guess this is a good example of what not to do in a module.  ;-)
> Seriously, though, if we can track down which of the handlers is
> causing the bloating, it might be worthwhile to check the other modules
> to see if the same thing is causing bloat elsewhere.
> 
> .....Roy

Roy,

Can you expand on what _not_ to do here? I still have a serious 
growth problem here, and your comments seem to touch on what I am 
seeing happen.