Hi, I'm running a setup on OpenBSD 7.3 (amd64, 16GB RAM) with relayd, varnish, httpd and php-fpm. When uploading a large >2GB file through our web application, *occassionally* relayd starts to consume an increasing amount of memory (as observed with top) until it hits resource limits from login.conf and the file upload terminates prematurely. In /var/log/daemon:
relayd[572]: relay mysite4, session 14 (1 active), 0, xxx -> 127.0.0.1:8443, Cannot allocate memory (500 Internal Server Error), POST: Undefined error: 0 There is no temporary file created in /var/www/tmp. *Sometimes* the upload does succeed, in that case memory usage of relayd remains low and the data is being flushed to disk (a growing temporary file in /var/www/tmp). File uploads appear to work fine when relayd is taken out of the loop. Obviously I could tweak login.conf, but the high memory consumption (although temporary) may also cause other problems. Why does relayd sometimes buffer "the whole file" in memory? Can this be configured somehow? Possibly related but very old, no solution: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=132588522002336&w=2 Kind regards, Erwin /etc/relayd.conf: table <httpd> { 127.0.0.1 } log connection http protocol "https" { tls keypair "server" return error pass } relay "mysite4" { listen on xxx port 443 tls protocol "https" forward to <httpd> port 8443 check tcp }
