At 09:14 AM 23/09/2002 +0200, Roel Rozendaal wrote:
in fact they are dying: otherwise the PID would have stayed the same for
those messages;
Here's a more extreme example:
Sep 23 15:13:07 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:08 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:11 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:14 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:18 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:22 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:26 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:28 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:30 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:33 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:37 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:41 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:42 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:44 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:47 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:49 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:51 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:55 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:14:00 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:14:04 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
This actually marks the point at which the problem most recently
manifested; we restarted dbmail-pop3d about 1.25 houes later when we
noticed that it was no longer possible to log in via POP.
I am not sure if it is related, but I am also seeing:
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98683]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98684]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98685]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98686]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98687]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98688]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98689]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98690]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98691]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98692]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98693]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98694]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98695]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98696]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98697]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98698]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98699]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
Sep 23 16:32:01 mag dbmail/pop3d[98700]: handle_client(): incoming
connection from [10.10.10.2]
(this is after restart), and 10.10.10.2 is the node that remaps pop
sessions for the entire site. Ordinarily this would also be fine, except I
am not seeing *any* messages from most of these processes again. Is that
normal?
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