Hi Nick,
Thanks for the analysis. As I don't have
/lib/udev/rules.d/95-multipath.rules on my system, can you tell me the
output of:
dpkg -S /lib/udev/rules.d/95-multipath.rules
If this is the root of the issue, we should link this bug against that
package.
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Hi Dustin,
Here's what I get:
$ dpkg -S /lib/udev/rules.d/95-multipath.rules
multipath-tools: /lib/udev/rules.d/95-multipath.rules
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I spent some more time on this, and it appears my leak is related to
multipath. Shutting down multipath (multipath -F; service multipath-
tools stop) stops the leak. Alvin also appears to have multipath
running, it's listed in the dmesg he uploaded.
The udev messages I'm seeing in the libvirtd
I've got something similar happening on Lucid. I rebooted a new server
last night, and this morning libvirtd is using about 5GB of memory,
without any virtual machines running. Looking at my munin graphs, this
appears to have been happening on both of my new servers for the past
few days, with the
Well, it's confirmed on 2 servers.
Since thursday while doing nothing:
- server1: 260MB went to 345MB
- server2: 745MB went to 830MB
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I upgraded my laptop earlier this week, some days before the final Lucid
release. libvirt-bin is installed though I don't actively use it (only
accasionaly for testing purposes, but atm no vm's are installed), though
libvirt has been installed for a long time earlier. Problem only now
arises after
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Attaching dmesg for more information
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We fixed a few leaks recently in Lucid, any chance you could check if
that's fixed there ?
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And there are a number of other leaks fixed in the upstream version
Jamie and I tried to get working for Lucid.
We might have to consider a memory-leak cherry pick series...
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ok, I'll test this the easy (and slow) way.
I have set up two servers with Lucid and libvirt and will leave them running a
few days. They have nothing to do and no virtual machines are running on them.
A cronjob is set up to output the memory usage every hour.
Next monday, I'll be in the office
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