Public bug reported:
Hi
I'm running the 2.5K mailman list with postfix on a Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS with
about 500MB of memory.
Lately I was checking munin about the health of that machine and was a little
surprised to see that it's running heavily into swap.
After a reboot of the machine it continously starts to use more and more
memory/swap and tops after about two weeks - two weeks where no newsletter was
sent out to the list.
I attached two sets of munin graphs and screenshots of the top command.
In the first munin shot the first small drop is when i stopped postorios, the
second big drop is when i stopped mailman.
After a few hours i started mailman again and it started to eat up memory again
and after about 5 days it's already using 3 quarters of the max.
Did anyone see similar behavior? The machine is rather small, but shouldn't
that be enough to run a list? What minimal resources would you recommend?
What else can/should I check to give more insight into this issue?
Peter
** Affects: mailman
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: "munin screenshots"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1176793/+attachment/3666507/+files/Archive.zip
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