Dave,We found the issue. I thought you might like to know. After continuous
polling of the agent we saw it die in the TCP mib. I was able to correlate
that to a weblogics server on the box that isn't cleaning up its connections
and leaving idle connections lying around. When the net-snmp agent hit the
soft file descriptor limit it would immediately start chewing up memory. It
would go as high as 4gb and then leave a core file.With the weblogics server
stopped there is no increasing idle connections and thus there is no more
memory being used. Out of the 2181 polls we did last night the agent stayed
running at the exact same size.Do you know if the newer versions of net-snmp
handle soft limits better?Jayson> Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2007 09:09:36 +0100> From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Net-SNMP 5.3 Dumping
core, Any Ideas?> CC: [email protected]> > On 16/07/07,
Jayson Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> >
Are there any> > known disk related
memory leaks in 5.3?> > I'm not sure.> At the very least, we'd suggest trying
with a more recent release,> either 5.3.1 (the latest on that line), or
preferably the upcoming 5.4.1> > We're continually patching memory leaks, as
they get tracked> down and reported. So it's always worth looking at the most
recent> versions of the code.> > Dave
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