Chris Lamb wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>> We have discovered that the latest version of systemd uploaded to
>> jessie is causing systemd-journald to use an ever increasing amount of
>> memory, eventually leading to all available memory being consumed. This
>> has been observed on multiple different
Hi,
If I would have to guess, the difference is that strappenda use alloca,
which then use the stack to allocate the string. And the stack is freed
when the function exists, in contrast with allocating memory in heap. maybe
a free(x) is missing from after the IOVEC_SET_STRING
On Wed, Mar 6, 2019
Hi Dan,
> We have discovered that the latest version of systemd uploaded to
> jessie is causing systemd-journald to use an ever increasing amount of
> memory, eventually leading to all available memory being consumed. This
> has been observed on multiple different systems we use which are
>
Hello,
We have discovered that the latest version of systemd uploaded to jessie is
causing systemd-journald to use an ever increasing amount of memory, eventually
leading to all available memory being consumed. This has been observed on
multiple different systems we use which are logging quite
