On Oct 2, 2006, at 11:10 PM, Nathan Folkman wrote:
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This morning my server complained:
"unable to alloc 2169111 bytes"
How large was the nsd process when it crashed?
Not sure how big, I wasn't around.
But, nsd regularly grows to 2gb, and I usually shut it down around
1.5gb.
I've got nsd shutting down with ns_shutdown every 24h now, and auto-
restarting. That's a temporary fix that will work fine for now, and
is pretty clean. It also gives me an oppty to do a database backup
every 24h, which I like.
Using ns_markfordelete every 100 interp passes, had no effect on
stopping my nsd bloating, which makes me think it's NOT the tcl
memory allocator fragmenting, because it seems to be that a tcl
interp exiting would free its memory back to the process for reuse.
So, next on my agenda is moving off the berkeleydb/aolserver nsdb
driver, to see if that fixes the bloating. If so, then I'll worry
about performance.
-john
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