On Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Stephane Lentz wrote:
> PS : a folk running Linux reported a similar problem
> but he's not runing RH. On Mandrake/SuSE I've never
> seen it. How much traffic do you process ? Which
> hardware ? Try to get some recommendations on
> system tuning from RH since you're paying $$$$ .
Here's some free advice: On RHEL3, type "ulimit -s":
$ ulimit -s
10240
So each thread wants 10MB of stack space. That can chew up your RAM pretty
quickly. I recommend editing the MIMEDefang startup script and putting:
ulimit -s 2048
just before mimedefang (not the multiplexor!) is invoked.
Right now, the sample red hat script does it only if you have more than
100 slaves, but it should really do it unconditionally.
Regards,
David.
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