Stephen,
I've been running the mail server for a few days now and am not
convinced its a memory leak anymore :) While the free memory does
still drop - it eventually stops at about 20mb free. If it was a
memory leak IMO the server would eventually run out of memory and die.
The server happily
On 4/24/06, Greg McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen,
I've been running the mail server for a few days now and am not
convinced its a memory leak anymore :) While the free memory does
still drop - it eventually stops at about 20mb free. If it was a
memory leak IMO the server would
Stephen,
Thanks for the explanation.I'm using Suse 10.0
Its a bit different coming from a windows background - you can view
all the processes and see where all the memory has gone. I thought I
had a problem when I added up the memory used from the processes and
it only came to a fraction of the
I've setup clamav 0.88.1 with clamav-milter running on Suse 10 (fully
patched using YOU) with sendmail (8.13.4)
I have a problem with memory dissapearing rather fast. The machine 1GB
of memory and within 24 hours after rebooting the machine I have about
100mb free (it starts off with about 800mb
On Wed, Apr 19, 2006 at 12:38:09PM +0200, Greg McCarthy said:
I've setup clamav 0.88.1 with clamav-milter running on Suse 10 (fully
patched using YOU) with sendmail (8.13.4)
I have a problem with memory dissapearing rather fast. The machine 1GB
of memory and within 24 hours after rebooting
Stephen,
Unfortunately that didnt seem to help. The memory is still dropping. :(
Can you run it for a while without --quarantine-dir and see if the leak
persists? I have had other reports that point to that option, but I
have not been able to find anything definitive.
