> Jacob Vickers wrote:
Do you have zombie processes running? Your cpu load is low, yet there
are 3 spamd processes running.
>>> I thought spamd has 2 standby child-processes and the other one is the
>>> master process
>>>
>>
>> Actually spamd will spin off up to 6 child processes to
Jacob Vickers wrote:
Do you have zombie processes running? Your cpu load is low, yet there
are 3 spamd processes running.
I thought spamd has 2 standby child-processes and the other one is the
master process
Actually spamd will spin off up to 6 child processes to handle incoming
me
>> Do you have zombie processes running? Your cpu load is low, yet there
>> are 3 spamd processes running.
> I thought spamd has 2 standby child-processes and the other one is the
> master process
>>
Actually spamd will spin off up to 6 child processes to handle incoming
messages (I believe 6 is
PakOgah wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Have you applied Jake's change for the simscan working directory?
No I haven't. But will look into
You don't need more ram. Your swap file is virtually unused, and there
is 1.2G cached i/o. As your processes require more ram, linux will
reduce the i/o cach
Eric Shubert wrote:
Have you applied Jake's change for the simscan working directory?
No I haven't. But will look into
You don't need more ram. Your swap file is virtually unused, and there
is 1.2G cached i/o. As your processes require more ram, linux will
reduce the i/o cache to accommodate
PakOgah wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Because of the way linux uses memory for caching files, it will look
as though you don't have much free memory regardless of how much you
have (linux uses what you give it, quite smartly). Use of swap is a
better indicator of need for more ram, as is a smal
Eric Shubert wrote:
Because of the way linux uses memory for caching files, it will look
as though you don't have much free memory regardless of how much you
have (linux uses what you give it, quite smartly). Use of swap is a
better indicator of need for more ram, as is a small cache size. Us
PakOgah wrote:
Dear List,
Can everyone share their
- Server Memory Capacity
- Top 5 Processes that use memory
- and Email statistics?
Here mine
- My server memory is 2GB and I have only free memory less than 50MB
- Top 5 processes that use memory are
1. clamd 200M
2 - 4 spamd each with 80M
and
