Hello!
(This message is also sent to the aolserver maillist.
Sorry by the duplicities)
Down there is a small extract on the memory behavior of the Web server
(time / mem in KB) in our production server.
Hardware is:
-Opteron 64 dual
-4 GB RAM
The software scene is:
-Linux Debian AMD-64 Sarge
-aolserver-4.0.10 (http and https)
-tcl8.4.11
-OpenACS 5.2 with dotLrn
-Many concurrent conections.
-Postgresql-7.4.8 (in other server)
I think of I have applied all the patches I have seen in this maillist.
(The behaviour is the same that in 32 bits Debian)
HTTPS is not the problem. TCL is not the problem. It is a production server
and I think of is very complicated put it in mode debugger.
Any pointer to detect where the memory is losing?
To this rate of loss the server (from 1 - 10 MB per minute) only holds 2 days
of uptime.
...
10:40:48 1150740
10:41:48 1205000
10:42:48 1213952
...
11:23:50 1415084
11:24:50 1415596
...
14:44:00 1575496
14:45:00 1575496
...
17:41:08 1634500
17:42:08 1634716
...
Thanks for your time,
Regards,
Agustin
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