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Paul J Stevens wrote:
> James Greig wrote:
>> Hi Guys,
>>  
>> I'm not sure if this is a cause for concern or not.  Our dbmail-lmtpd
>> memory usage just seems to be creeping up and up to the extent that our
>> boxes are running out of memory.  It's a fairly heavily used mail
>> cluster, so i'm torn between it just out growing its hardware or whether
>> there's a possible memory leak in dbmail-lmtpd??
>>  
>> One of our boxes running dbmail-lmtpd has died two or three times in the
>> past few months and it appears to have been down to memory usage. 
>> dbmail-lmtpd seems to always be on top, right now each process of
>> dbmail-lmtpd is using approximately 40m-50m RES (Resident) memory,
>> however, at times when the machine has exhausted memory, lmtpd has been
>> using up to 130m RES per process, is this normal??
>>  
>> P.S we're running 2.2.7
> 
> James, not normal at all. Someone else reported possible leakage in the
> lmtp daemon as well, so it's a definite suspect.
> 
> Until someone tracks this down consider lowering the maxconnects setting
> in dbmail.conf for lmtp. If necessary lower it to 1.
> 
Paul
could this be an issue? (in the 2.2.9 codebase)

misc.c: 2336 dbmail_iconv_decode_field can get a non-null pointer
returned from dbmail_iconv_str_to_utf8 and stored into tmp_raw, which is
not freed before tmp_raw is destroyed.

John
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