Nima,
how large is the nsd, when it dies? If the server is really compiled
with 64bit,
and it eats up all memory, then either you have not much memory+swap, or
it must be really huge.
Maybe you can add something like
ps -eo pid,user,vsize,args | awk 'aolserver-current\/bin\/nsd/ {print $3}'
into a crontab entry, running every 10 minutes, to monitor the size,
appending the size to some log file.
What do you get, if you do a
file ....your-aolserver/bin/nsd
-gustaf neumann
Nima Mazloumi schrieb:
I've been using aolserver 64bit now for 2 weeks. After 5 days it crashes
because all memory was consumed. therefore I restart the server every night.
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