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Does the server recover if you reduce the load or is there a leak?
Or are the blocking threads (threaddumps?)
If we suspect a leak then ds.getNumActive() & ds.getNumIdle() should be printed (exception logging in JdbcDataSource.getConnection).
If the numbers are correct (active=max and idle=0) then the DBCP abandoned connection tracing should be enabled to trace where the connection are allocated.
-- Dirk
Chris Means wrote:
Dirk,
In case you're not getting the Jira messages:
The update for DBCP didn't fix the problem.
The exceptions started again a few minutes ago. I did not restart the service after terminating the additional monitoring...just left it running.
I have restarted it, and turned on DEBUG for: spoolmanager, pop3server, smtpserver, and mailstore.
Hopefully we'll have more info the next time it dies.
Anything else I should check?
-Chris
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