At 10:42 PM 1/1/2010, Roger Heflin wrote:
>And that should be a small enough number of recording to not cause issues.
>
>How long is it typically up before this sort of behavior happens?
Typically about 20 minutes. Not always, but typically (as I see it on
30 mintue shows)
>The memory usage is dependent on title and description length, I
>have ran into a situation where one of the titles/descriptions were
>somehow messed up, and that cause some instability with mvpmc, and
>if one of the titles were extra long that would cause memory usage.
>
>if you can duplicate it consistently try leaving a telnet window
>into the mvpmc running and every so often and when it happens run ps
>and see how much memory the mvpmc (and other) processes are using,
>the mvpmc only has 12mb of ram so anything using too much (if I
>remember right somewhere around 11mb of total usage gets messy ).
Will do. I'm hoping that changing it over to using -r (a CIFS share
instead of using mythtv protocol) will make the problem go away,
which in and of itself say something
Here's the current output (when it's not erroring).
# ps
PID Uid VmSize Stat Command
1 root 244 S init
2 root SW [keventd]
3 root SWN [ksoftirqd_CPU0]
4 root SW [kswapd]
5 root SW [bdflush]
6 root SW [kupdated]
7 root Z [cifsoplockd]
8 root SW [mtdblockd]
66 root 240 S /usr/sbin/telnetd
97 root 216 S udhcpc -i eth0 -n
113 root SW [cifsd]
116 root SW [cifsd]
125 root 476 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
142 root 232 S /bin/ntpclient -d -l -h 192.168.2.36
145 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
146 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
147 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
148 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
149 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
150 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
151 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
152 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
153 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
154 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
155 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
156 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
157 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
158 root 8452 S mvpmc -S 300 -F /Avarice/settings/setting.192.168.2.
159 root 412 S -sh
163 root 344 R ps
#
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