> PID USER PRI NI SIZE RSS SHARE STAT LIB %CPU %MEM TIME COMMAND
> 211 root 15 0 6024 6024 548 S 0 1.1 7.5 5:08 named
That's quite a bit. named here is using less than a meg here.
> I had this same configuration running on a 486/66 with 32MB of RAM and bind
> easily would go up to 15-20MB shown in the TOP command.
Dunno exactly what is going on, but there might be a memory leak in named
and/or bind - those memory values seem a bit excessive to me. But that
depends I suppose on what you are doing.
> What is using up all the 60MB of RAM? After another period of time bind
> will not be running anymore with no core dump and no error message in any
> logfile.
Normally, the 'free' memory you have will go down after a period of time -
that is perfectly normal. "Free" memory is wasted memory, and the kernel
tries to allocate that for buffers and stuff. So, apart from the named
and bind issues, it's perfectly normal behavior.
> Serge
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