Re: [SERVER] memory leaks or MY MOO IS 8 TIMES BIGGER THAN IT USUALLY IS

• Date: Tue, 11 Jun 1996 14:07:01 PDT
• From:
  necro <necro@nessie.mcc.ac.uk>
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• In-Reply-To: <199606111807.NAA31019@forney.scinc.com> from "ThwartedEfforts" at Jun 11, 96 11:07:17 am

> Is this memory leak thing just a bandwagon effect? Or perhaps people are
> actually taking a look at the process lists for once and realizing how much
> memory a MOO normally takes up. :)

i must admit, i log the process size of all three of the moo's i run 
sites for at least once a day.. maybe i'm paranoid ;)
 
> Is anyone else NOT having any problems?  How wide spread is this?  Is there
> anything in common on the MOOs that are having the problems?

i'd just like to comment on that - i've been running my moo on 1.8.0p4 
with fup 1.8 patch on a sunos 4 machine with an uptime of just over 7 
weeks at the time of writing.. in all that time the process size has 
grown about 2 meg.. as the db's grown too i hardly think that's a major 
cause for concern ;)

both my other moo's are on 1.8.0p5 (one on a linux box, the other on a 
solaris machine) and not one of them has ever had any sudden memory 
growth or panic problems in.. well, ever ;)

the only problem i've ever had is due to someone accidentally setting one 
of the machines up with a 4.8 meg swap instead of 48 meg.. oh well ;)
 
> Andy.
 
russ
 

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