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At 11:41 AM 28/10/99 -0400, Kyle Hodgson wrote:
>First my setup:
>
>Ultra Sparc 5 / Solaris 2.6 / Java1.1.8_09 / Apache 1.3.6 / JSDK 2.0 / JServ
>1.0
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>Problem:
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>Memory usage grows and grows.
I am running Solaris7 on a Sparc5, slightly different, but I was finding
that my snmp process had a severe memory leak, and since I wasn't
using it, I took it out. Look for this with top. Although this may have
been a specific Solaris7 issue. You might have something
else leaking. I know Oracle's ConText Server version 1 did, big time.
So the culprit may not be Java or apache, it could be your code.
A few hints, top has an argument of 'n' which allows you to view more
then to top 10 processes, so n50 will list the top 50 (about all of them
on an unused machine).
the snmp process starts with
/etc/rc3.d/S76snmpdx
which you can rename to something else, like old.S76snmpdx ...
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