In the past I have observed some memory leaks in jamnntpd. I run the smapi version where as others run the original base but I am curious
how stable has your release been? Do you sometimes have to restart
it? How long does it run before it dies. If it runs for a few weeks
how much memory does it consume?
Do you sometimes have to restart it?
If it runs for a few weeks how much memory does it consume?
In the past I have observed some memory leaks in jamnntpd. I run the
smapi version where as others run the original base but I am curious
how stable has your release been? Do you sometimes have to restart
it? How long does it run before it dies. If it runs for a few weeks
how much memory does it consume?
Do you sometimes have to restart it?Never, for more than a decade now.
\\COW has been up for: 13 day(s), 10 hour(s), 45 minute(s), 21 second(s)If it runs for a few weeks how much memory does it consume?I don't remember how long it's been running now
uptime.exe \\COW
uptime.exe \\COW\\COW has been up for: 13 day(s), 10 hour(s), 45 minute(s), 21 second(s)
'uptime.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Oh boy. Check your insecure inbound. ;)
I have three systems going 24/7. There's a Win32 server using the as-supplied executable running in a Win98SE VirtualBox, which needs a Ctrl-C shutdown & restart cycle every 24 hours (sooner sometimes if there's a lock-up). I also have two identical PuppyLinux 4.xx systems
in each of their own VirtualBox PCs, running a locally-compiled base binary for their old Linux v2.6 (IIRC): one has been running for 5 days, currently chewing 7% mem; and, _this_ system has been going for 43 days, using 10% mem.
Hope it helps...
I don't remember how long it's been running now (restart due to a
power outage), but it's a matter of months. Precent memory consumtion 1340kB.
I'm running two jamnntpd's, under OS/2 and under Windows 2003 32bit. The OS/2 version is compiled with gcc-3/emx and the win version is compiled with cygwin gcc-3 from the linux source.
The jamnntpd/cygwin has been running 13 days now, right now it uses 3,8M RAM, peak mem usage 7M.
I have not noticed any mem leaks, but how would I know...
No smapi.
The percentage lost seems to depend on how busy a server is.
I run two servers - one for nntp and the other for nntps. Do you run
the smapi version? I doubt anyone else does since I could not get it
to post messages without crashing when I started running it.
But otherwise, the behavior you cite is similar to what I saw with my modified version so I believe there are issues to hunt down.
Do you have a way to monitor memory usage per process for when it was started vs over a time period?
You would simply need to watch the memory usage from start with
respect to time. So, get initial value then check again after a week
then two.
Do you have a way to monitor memory usage per process for when it
was started vs over a time period?
Yes, but 1340kB after 50 days would indicate that there's no memory leakage, don't you think?
Yes, but 1340kB after 50 days would indicate that there's no memory leakage, don't you think?
Do you run the SSL version?
I have not noticed any mem leaks, but how would I know...
You would simply need to watch the memory usage from start with
respect to time. So, get initial value then check again after a week
then two.
mem peak
24.09 3588k 5120k
25.09 468k 5120k
29.09 3848k 5120k
01.10 2616k 6684k
02.10 3516k 6684k
07.10 4200k 6684k
On Fri, 7 Oct 2016 14:49:30 +0300, Tommi Koivula <tommi@rbb.bbs.fi>
wrote:
mem peak
24.09 3588k 5120k
25.09 468k 5120k
29.09 3848k 5120k
01.10 2616k 6684k
02.10 3516k 6684k
07.10 4200k 6684k
That doesn't look too bad. Do you get a lot of usage?
09-Oct-16 18:51:47 (76.72.175.251:37408) Connection established to findthatfile.com
I am leaning toward believing the issue I see here is related to the
TLS code since that instance is growing in usage much more so than the non-SSL instance.
Note, I have extra logging in what I use here because I have been debugging... but "findthatfile.com" literally walked every article of every group I have available.... :-/
Sysop: | Nelgin |
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Location: | Plano, TX |
Users: | 510 |
Nodes: | 10 (1 / 9) |
Uptime: | 131:34:10 |
Calls: | 8,198 |
Files: | 15,446 |
Messages: | 913,794 |