On 6/13/2012 1:09 PM, Jim Pingle wrote:
On 6/13/2012 10:36 AM, Adam Piasecki wrote:
60308 root 1 44 0 831M 826M bpf 0 21.7H 0.00% tcpdump
Looks like pfense launched this for pflog0. I have plenty of RAM still
but it seems like 831M is a lot for just a log. Can you limit this?
I have a CARP setup, with about 1000 users about 200mb/s peak bandwidth.
None of my other sites are doing this, but this is the only one i have
with CARP.
Attached is a RRDGraph of the memory graph.
What version of pfSense is that on?
I don't recall seeing pflog's tcpdump process each that much RAM since
the 1.2 days.
I can't find any 2.x boxes that I can login to handily that have more
than ~10M in memory used by that process.
Jim
This is 2.0.1, Everything is working fine, Just had some users call in
and said they were having slow speeds during peak times, i don't think
this is causing that, just noticed it when looking through everything.
The peaks in the graph are when i rebooted the box. Just scared it might
eventually run out if I let it go long enough.
Adam
--
Adam M Piasecki
MidAtlanticBroadband
Office: 410-727-8250 x 123
Cell: 940-224-4837
Fax: 410-727-8245
_______________________________________________
List mailing list
List@lists.pfsense.org
http://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/list
