I successfully upgraded from the most recent 4.x version of OTRS to
5.0.9 and noticed a sudden increase in memory usage:
The machine starts to use swap, and when checking which processes
are using the most swap I'm seeing:
otrs:~# { date;for f in /proc/[0-9]*/status; do awk '{k[$1]=$2} END { if
(k["VmSwap:"]) print
k["Pid:"],k["Name:"],k["VmSwap:"];}' $f 2>/dev/null; done | sort -n
; }
Mi 20. Apr 15:55:05 CEST 2016
1 init 600
...
26138 otrs.Daemon.pl 8240
26169 /usr/sbin/apach 4964
26243 /usr/sbin/apach 4832
26311 /usr/sbin/apach 4916
26835 /usr/sbin/apach 5136
27219 /usr/sbin/apach 5136
27701 /usr/sbin/apach 8528
27711 /usr/sbin/apach 5108
27746 /usr/sbin/apach 5256
27747 /usr/sbin/apach 8532
So it's apache/mod_perl. Is that normal?
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