d a reinstall. Backup your config.xml without package settings
>> (it's an option at diagnostics>backup/restore.
>>
>> Holger
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>> From: Mike Johnson- Southwestech Computers
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>> To: discussion@pfsense.com
>> Subject: Re: [pfSense-discussion] Memory issue
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p/restore.
Holger
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From: Mike Johnson- Southwestech Computers
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> Removal from the shell? Not sure how to go about that using pfsense
> (since pfsense is a hacked freebsd system), but you may want to
> disable snort and then remove it via the webgui.
>
> Not sure what the bpf state is (c
Removal from the shell? Not sure how to go about that using pfsense
(since pfsense is a hacked freebsd system), but you may want to disable
snort and then remove it via the webgui.
Not sure what the bpf state is (can't find any documents off-hand about
it), but I'll inquire on the freebsd-ne
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Mike Johnson- Southwestech Computers wrote:
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> Garrett Cooper wrote:
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>> Go to the console and run top or ps a. Then determine what process
>> (over a period of time) increases in memory size, and what processes
>> stay essentially static
Garrett Cooper wrote:
Go to the console and run top or ps a. Then determine what process
(over a period of time) increases in memory size, and what processes
stay essentially static. The process that increases in size (column
should say "RSS") is your "problem process". Email the resu
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Mike Johnson- Southwestech Computers wrote:
> I seem to have a memory issue with my pfsense install. It is strange,
> just happened out of the blue, and it does not seem to clear up even
> after a reboot.
> The memory usage was never more than 17% cont
I seem to have a memory issue with my pfsense install. It is strange,
just happened out of the blue, and it does not seem to clear up even
after a reboot.
The memory usage was never more than 17% continuously for the first 14
days of use. The only extra package installed was the miniupd which ha