> > This is an issue that has plagued Asterisk since day one. Basically there > is no solution available because there is no way to set aside memory to be > kept from a growing disk cache. I did some research and this looks like a > bad design from the Kernel people. Meanwhile all you can do us every 60 > seconds:
echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches Asterisk should be able to reserve memory and force it to stay locked in memory, exactly like Mariadb does with memlock=1 Would the Asterisk developers consider something like this? >
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