Florian G. Pflug wrote:

Maybe we should just react equally brute-force, and just disable the OOM-Killer for the postmaster if we're running on linux. It seems that something like "echo -17 > /proc/<pid>/oom_adj" should do the trick.


That will protect the postmaster but none of the children. And it will be very fragile, as only root can do it.


And maybe add a note to the docs telling people to disable memory overcommit on dedicated database servers if that isn't already there...



It is there, and has been for years.

cheers

andrew

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