River5 version confusion

[richb-hanover]

An earlier version of River5 seemed to have a memory leak: after running for months, the amount of free RAM dwindled, and the computer got slow. Stopping River5 (with Ctl-C) freed up the RAM, and the computer was much snappier. Starting River5 again (npm start) worked as expected. I'm not reporting a memory leak against an obsolete version...

But... this made me wonder if I was up to date. And I wasn't (I was using River5 v0.4.14). So I updated and had these observations with a git pull from 0c2804e on macOS 10.13.6:

1. The startup line shows [email protected], but later on, the log shows River5 v0.5.9 running on port 1337. This is confusing.
2. It would help with diagnostics if the startup information also displayed the date/time, and possibly the version of Node (I was using 5.3.0, which may also have been part of the memory leak problem.)

Thanks!

richb$ npm start

> [email protected] start /Users/richb/github/river5
> node river5.js


{
    "enabled": true,
    "httpPort": 1337,
    "flHttpEnabled": true,
    "webSocketPort": 1338,
    "flWebSocketEnabled": true,
    "dataFolder": "data/",
    "listsFolder": "lists/",
    "riversFolder": "rivers/",
    "podcastsFolder": "podcasts/",
    "localStoragePath": "localStorage.json",
    "statsFilePath": "serverStats.json",
    "templatePath": "misc/template.html",
    "addToRiverCallbacksFolder": "callbacks/addToRiver/",
    "buildRiverCallbacksFolder": "callbacks/buildRiver/",
    "riverDataFileName": "riverData.json",
    "listInfoFileName": "listInfo.json",
    "flAddItemsFromNewSubs": true,
    "maxRiverItems": 300,
    "maxBodyLength": 280,
    "flSkipDuplicateTitles": true,
    "flRequestCloudNotify": true,
    "flMaintainCalendarStructure": false,
    "flWriteItemsToFiles": false,
    "ctMinutesBetwBuilds": 15,
    "maxConcurrentFileWrites": 100,
    "flWatchAppDateChange": false,
    "fnameApp": "lib/feedtools.js",
    "urlServerHomePageSource": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/scripting.com/code/river5/serverhomepage.html",
    "urlDashboardSource": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/scripting.com/code/river5/dashboard.html",
    "urlFeedViewerApp": "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/river5/includes/feedviewer/index.html",
    "urlFavicon": "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/river5/includes/misc/favicon.ico",
    "flIntegratedFeedViewer": true,
    "flBuildEveryFiveSeconds": false,
    "flDownloadPodcasts": false,
    "maxFileNameLength": 32,
    "maxConcurrentPodcastDownloads": 10,
    "flSaveFeedRivers": true,
    "httpUserAgent": "River5 v0.5.9",
    "homePage": {
        "panels": [
            {
                "title": "Main",
                "river": "myOpmlFeeds.js"
            },
            {
                "title": "NYT",
                "river": "nyt.js"
            },
            {
                "title": "Hacker News",
                "river": "hn.js"
            }
        ]
    }
}

River5 v0.5.9 running on port 1337.

startWebSocketServer: websockets port is 1338

River5 v0.5.9: 8:27:00 AM, 203 feeds, 0 reads, 0 stories, 0 open sockets, port: 1337.
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