i think it's a normal problem in any tcp/ip unix/socket daemon... don't have ram? add swap... it's a hardware limit not a software limit... maybe instead of 'use swap' we could add a 'more than xMB use disk instead of ram', but you will get into a problem of disk latency, etc... it's like any database writing temporary query results in memory and after a limit put the result in disk instead of a memory result
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