Hi Thomas, On Mo 26 Sep 2011 11:45:42 CEST "John A. Sullivan III" wrote:
On Sun, 2011-09-25 at 21:58 +0200, Thomas Ritter wrote:Hi,
1) The RAM fills with old x2go-sessions. They are not killed by any service anytime. The used RAM grows up and the server-performance decrease.
When testing I have also observed such situations: x2goagents remaining running while the X2go session is marked as finished in the X2go database.
I "solved" the problem by killing all x2goagents-prozesses with cron twice a day.
It's at most a workaround... not a solution... We'll have to check that X2go upstream-wise.
2) The home-directories of my users fill with log-files like these : /home/pcag01/.x2go/S-es01-119-1313081349_stDKDE_dp24 and they are not deleted.
Over the last weekend I have added code that will (at least) remove these session directories in case the session has finished successfully (session meaning here: if the executed command of the session returns with a clean exitcode).
3) My logfiles in /var/log like message or syslog grow up to a few hundred MB for example with entries like these: Sep 22 06:30:24 ltspserver01 ltspserver01 console-kit-daemon[24530]: WARNING: Record was not written to disk (File too large) Sep 22 06:30:55 ltspserver01 last message repeated 606 times Is there anyone who understands what my server makes?<snip> I can confirm the problem but I've never taken the time to investigate why X2Go does that and how to address it - John
The problem under 3)... ist that X2go specific? John, have you seen that one, too? Under what conditions???
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