Watashi writes:
If I stop all process, the memory stills is full, and I already tried to leave all process stopped more than 1 hour and the memory keeps all used.I think it's a memory leak.
If it is a memory leak, it is the kernel leaking memory. Once a process is terminated, it is the kernel's responsibility to release all of its memory.
How could I confirm that memory is used by a process A or B? Could It be something with Courier? Some trouble with Courier + PAM + MS AD integration?
If it was any process leaking memory, Courier, or any other process, then you would get it back after terminating the process.
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