> > There is obviously a memory shortage on your machine. Some > processes are eating up your memory. > Just doing a stat query does not need much RAM, so you seem > to have processes other than nfdump, consuming a lot of RAM. > The same can be true of you do extensive statistic processing > - lots of -s options - however, this is not an nfdump problem > rather a problem of available memory. use vmstat and other > system tools to find out more. > > - Peter >
Hi Peter, Thanks for the reply, hope you had a good holiday. Hopefully I have this resolved... The system has 1Gb of RAM and 2Gb of swap (which is now rarely used). I agree that it looks like RAM exhaustion as the attached MRTG png suggests. I'm using Gentoo and I pretty much re-compiled the entire toolchain after upgrading gcc from 3.4.6 to 4.1.1, so far everything seems to be working a lot better. Many Thanks Giles
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