On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 02:00:06PM +0700, FC Mario Patty wrote: > I'd upgraded samba to v3.0.32 last Sunday before our samba server started to > hang. Every day we have to restart our server 2-3 times (today I just > restart it once). I can see via System Monitor that 33 of our users each > (pid) consume 13.6Mb (average) of memory. Our server only have 1Gb of RAM > but usually it runs very well (except that we've already moved solidworks > engineer to work with our samba server now). With the 'top' command I can > see the total usage of memory come near to 1Gb. Is it normal that we have to > add more RAM or maybe I can do something to tune it to run more fluently. > Thank you very much.
No, that sounds like a memleak. 13.6MB is way too much, I would expect more like 3-5MB. First shot: Can you issue a smbcontrol <smbd-pid> pool-usage where <smbd-pid> is the process ID of such a large smbd, and send the output? Thanks, Volker
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