Stephen R. van den Berg wrote: >Arnt Gulbrandsen wrote: >>I finally found the memory bloat problem, and resolved it in a way >>(by disabling the guilty extension). The server now eats memory like >>crazy when you give it much to do, and then releases it as soon as >>it's done. Very nice.
>Have been running this for a few days on my most heavily used system; >seems to hold up fine so far. After running some weeks, I can confirm that the memory bloat seems to be gone; however, after running for a while (days), aox now tends to end up generating timeouts at the mail sending side (on the LMTP entry side) for 99% of all mails. I.e. system runs fine for 3 days, then starts generating timeouts, which results in most mails not getting in, occasionally there is a single mail that does get in. There is no excessive cpu or memory usage going on at that time. This problem persists until I restart aox, then it accepts mails like normal again. All other operations proceed as normal during that period. No strange log messages. I'm still trying to figure out how I can check what happens exactly. -- Stephen.
