On 07/29/2010 02:45 PM, hj lee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using corosync-1.1.2. If I run the corosync overnight, around 4000k
> memory increase was observed in top command(RES and SHR field). Both RES
> and SHR increased 4000k.
>
> How can I run the valgrind againest corosync daemon process? I run
> valgraind in corosync -f option. # valgrind --tool=memeheck
> --leak-check=yes /usr/sbin/corosync -f. When type "Ctrl-C", it did
> report a bunch of errors. Are these errors reported by valgraind
> correct? Typing "Ctrl -C" is a correct way to get memory check result
> fromv valgrind?
>
> Thank you
> hj
>
>

Hj,

That is what I do.  Keep in mind ctr-c doesn't free alot of memory used 
for normal runtime operation, so not all of those loss records are 
runtime leaks.

If you have a leak list you want me to look at send to me offlist.

Regards
-steve
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