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>_what_ is using memory?
good question. the java process appears to only have 12-15 meg (as it
always does). There aren't more http children than normal, and those
children are using normal amounts of memory. top & ps are so far unhelpful
in letting me know who the culprit is. Next time it goes wonky I will be
sure to take some ps -e snapshots. I do know that this doesn't happen on my
apache machines without java.
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>> 1. We are doing a `kill -HUP $mainapachepid` every night to facilitate
daily
>> log rollover. Kill -HUP does not seem to restart the JVM. But then
again,
>> neither does a full kill and restart.
>Why not? Are you running the JVM in standalone mode? If not, it should
>kill and restart it.
OK - after some further research the PID for java does change after doing a
kill -HUP. I had made the assumption that java was eating memory (even
though I couldn't prove it) and that since a restart did not return the
memory than it didn't appear to be restarting. I wish I had checked that
earlier, it is plain to see that the java binary is being restarted. So
what could consume memory without showing up in top or ps? Am I barking up
the wrong tree with that?
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