On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 2:30 AM, Chuck Remes <[email protected]> wrote:
> So, it's trying to expand the buffer past 10MB and fails. The buffer starts > out at 512k (new default I set) and grows very rapidly. What kind of data is > 0mq putting on this internal socket that could grow to this size so quickly? > > I did track down the code in this component that appears to trigger it. > It's publishing as fast as it can to a PUB socket. The socket is allocated > with its default settings (HWM, etc) so it should be able to grow to the > size of memory if the subscribers are too slow. This box has 12GB RAM and is > nowhere near its limit. > > Suggestions? > > cr > Hi Chuck, I saw some similar stuff a while back due to two sockets with the same identity being connected at the same time (which shouldn't be able to happen, but did). Just as a though - is there any chance something like that could be happening, as at least then there might be a work around. Ian
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