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On Thu, 28 Oct 1999, Kyle Hodgson wrote:
> >_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.
Why do you think the machine is running out of memory? (yes, obvious
questions but the obvious questions are the place to start since the
obvious things are the easiest to overlook)
What does "swap -s" show when the problem is happening? Pay particular
attention to if there is a large amount of reserved swap.
Can you see the problem growing slowly (eg. in increasing memory use) or
does it just happen suddenly.
Also, running "pmap -x" (in /usr/proc/bin) on a representative sample of
programs
If stopping and starting Apache doesn't fix it (and you have said it
doesn't), then you really have to carefully consider what else is running
on the system. On a properly functioning OS, if all httpds and the JVM
has exited there is nothing they can leave behind. Also make sure you
have the latest Solaris patch cluster installed.
How do you "fix" the problem? Do you have to reboot?
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