[K12OSN] memory leak in Centos 4.1

Sudev Barar sbarar at gmail.com
Fri Mar 3 01:02:29 UTC 2006


On 02/03/06, DWatkins at frkl.wnyric.org <DWatkins at frkl.wnyric.org> wrote:
>
> I've posted this message before and one of you was kind enough to reply. We
> have a K12LTSP server running Centos 4.1 EL, the kernel is 2.6.9-11.ELsmp,
> over a four to five week period of time all the memory gets "eaten up" and
> we have to reboot. Is there a new kernel or kernel patch which will take
> care of this?

Not certain that this is what you are looking for but....
I am not right now on k12 machine but there is a PURGE setting in
/etc/defaults/k12??? that needs to be set to YES. When a user logs off
all his processes are pruged freeing up resources. With that set we
were able to run for 90+ days till a power outage killed us.
Or you can run a script to kill all user processes at midnight when no
one is about. Look up archives for such a script.
--
Sudev Barar
Learning Linux




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