Jon wrote: > see earlier comment about redhat. > gnome taking out x and then leaking sounds like a problem beginning in the network layer.
Well, I won't compare an unknown Gnome / X weird problem with my present Freenet issue. Please note the following anyway: 1) My server looks really healthy, indeed, and has an uptime of a month or so. It serves a lot of processes without ever any problem. It's a production machine, rather stable. There's no X nor no Gnome running on it ;-) 2) Killing the Freenet server process immediately released the 3 hung "CLOSE_WAIT" tcp connections that had stayed hung for 3 days. They immediately disappeared from netstat. 3) Killing the Freenet server process also freed immediately 9 megabytes from my .freenet data storage directory (???). It was not any recent or ongoing data transfer, as my server wasn't processing any Freenet insert or request at the time I killed it, and hadn't been for a while. 4) Restarting the Freener server then works plain good. But maybe some sockets may hang again in the future? Go figure... Regards. Michel. _______________________________________________ Freenet-dev mailing list Freenet-dev at lists.sourceforge.net http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/freenet-dev
