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Memory Leaks using OpenSuse 11, Fedora X86 AND X64

Postby Infinity_ISF » Thu Sep 10, 2009 4:17 pm

Has anyone experienced losing available memory throuout the day using Vicidial / Asterisk?

I am running 6 Servers with the following configurations

Fedora Core 8 ( Using X86 AND X64)
Quad Core Q6600 Cpu's
Gigabyte Motherboards
Rad 1 and Non Raid Setups
4GB Each
Onboard Video

AMD Phoenom 9950 Quad Core Cpu's
Nvidia Geforce 8400 Video Cards
4GB Ram
Sata Hard Drives

I have 2 servers using
VICIDIAL VERSION: 2.0.5-173

I have 4 Servers using
VERSION: 2.0.5-132

I am using all SIP trunks and g729 codecs.

I started with Fedora because i was told to by my consultant at the time it was the most stable Desktop for someone who had to have a GUI.

Now i am using Opensuse 11.0 and no matter what happens i lose availabe memory by the end of the day. I can easily go from having 3.5GB Free down to 500MB free and i then have to reboot.

Any advice would be appreciated.
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Postby gardo » Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:11 pm

How do you know you're losing system memory? What does the output of "top -c" shows you?
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Postby Infinity_ISF » Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:34 pm

i should have included this.... i am using cacti to monitor all of my machines.

3994840k Total
2333832 Used

i am seeing over 8700 zombie processes and it just keeps going up.

Now i am confused because cacti shows a progressive decline in available memory on all of my servers and when i go into top or system monitor it says i am only using 980mb
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Postby Infinity_ISF » Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:39 pm

i am beginning to wonderif cacti is only reporting memory being used and not reporting memory being freed up. Every day i have to reboot to get the free memory to come back in cacti.
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Postby gardo » Fri Sep 11, 2009 2:53 pm

This might help you better understand memory management in Linux: http://www.linuxhowtos.org/System/Linux ... gement.htm .
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Postby Infinity_ISF » Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:32 pm

thanks a lot for the info.... i am rather new to linux and i have been relating what seems to be a logical answer from my 15 years using windows.
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