Considering the below explanation, an idle (not going to receive
more messages the next 7 days) imrelp rsyslog...shouldn't memory
be freed from current 512MB usage in the near future?
For the scenario I have described: no, as long as the high address
memory block is allocated, nothing is freed. Not even after 70 days of
idleness ;-)
You mentioned forcing each 100.000 messages, but that's never
gonna happen if we are still at 20k, and no more messages coming.
right
Isn't that an undesired behavior?
A process should release unused/unneeded memory, shouldn't it? (Maybe
not "immediately", but sooner than "ever"!)
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