ess. So even tough I killed all my user processes, the memory usage
was still loaded. The reason why the process remains in memory is
because it speed up the processing when a process is often loaded and
unload. The load times after the first load are faster since the whole
application code is alre
Im wondering if this a memory leak of some sort...its weird...havent seen
this before
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated...
Jason
At 12:15 PM 8/28/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Hello everyone...
Im running a RH 7.3 server. It is running Samba 2.2.8a with OpenLDAP
2.0.27 on the backend for a
Hello everyone...
Im running a RH 7.3 server. It is running Samba 2.2.8a with OpenLDAP 2.0.27
on the backend for accounts.
Everything is working so far with this server, however I noticed something
today that im not to sure about..
The server specs:
Xeon 2.8ghz
2gig RAM
3 36 320 SCSI drives
Wha
When I right click on a word not in the dictionary in oowrite, memory
usage for soffice.bin goes from about 48MB to 210MB. I'm wondering if
anybody else is having this problem, could this be a bug?
Tom
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uses PostgreSQL) and a Samba server.
I also have a Novell eDirectory Server for Linux installed, wich I run from
time to time.
I have only 256MB RAM and my memory usage rarely grows over 90%.
David Kramer wrote:
I just went through the exact same issue. I used my System Monitor program
via my start
ll see
that there is a middle line that say -/+ buffers/cache which gives you the
memory usage without the buffers and cache taken into consideration. That
middle line is a fairly accurate display of what memory is available for
processes on your system.
It's kind of nice to see all your memor
0:20 AM
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> Subject: Memory usage
>
>
> Hi guys.. hoping someone can explain something to me here..
>
> I have just upgraded my RH9 box to 1Gb DDR.. I thought, rather
> presumptuously that this might give me a little more space to
> play with
> me
more
memory or if a new process comes in that needs some memory, Linux
automatically pulls things out of cache and frees that memory up for the
processes. If you do a 'free' command from the command line, you will see
that there is a middle line that say -/+ buffers/cache which gives yo
Hi guys.. hoping someone can explain something to me here..
I have just upgraded my RH9 box to 1Gb DDR.. I thought, rather
presumptuously that this might give me a little more space to play with
memory wise.. but after looking through 'top' I get the following:
Hi,
I am using Redhat 9.0 and I have a memory problem. I have a parent process
and child processes which are created on demand by forking at the main
process. They use a shared memory to share some data. I monitor the memory
usage by Redhat 9.0's own "system monitor" tool. It h
> Hi there
>
> On our Linux Server (OS RedHat 7.3) memory usage is increasing up to 440MB
> (available RAM capacity 512MB). Usually it should not be any higher than
> 50MB. We checked all running processes and could not find a process using
> extremely much memory. As well a reb
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On our Linux Server (OS RedHat 7.3) is memory usage increasing up to 440MB
> (available RAM capacity 512MB). Usually it should not be any higher than
> 50MB. We checked all running processes and could not find a process using
> extremely
meg
is “used”.
But I’m using 500+ megs for buffers and cache.
Rick
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Subject: Memory usage very high
Hi there
On our Linux Server (OS RedHat
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Hi there
On our Linux Server (OS RedHat 7.3) is memory usage increasing up to
440MB
(available RAM capacity 512MB). Usually it should not be any higher
than
50MB. We checked all runnin
Cyr
Hi there
On our Linux Server (OS RedHat 7.3) memory usage is increasing up to
440MB
(available RAM capacity 512MB). Usually it should not be any higher than
50MB. We checked all running processes and could not find a process
using
extremely much memory. As well a reboo
Hi there
On our Linux Server (OS RedHat 7.3) is memory usage increasing up to 440MB
(available RAM capacity 512MB). Usually it should not be any higher than
50MB. We checked all running processes and could not find a process using
extremely much memory. As well a reboot has not helped to bring
Hi there On our Linux Server (OS RedHat 7.3) memory usage is increasing up to 440MB(available
RAM capacity 512MB). Usually it should not be any higher than50MB. We
checked all running processes and could not find a process usingextremely
much memory. As well a reboot has not helped to bring
Shaju Peter said:
> Hello everybody
> I have observed that after exiting for xwindows
> to shell prompt tthe memory usage observed by
> using top is very high but after running some
> executables on shell prompt it was immediatly comming
> down
> does any valid reason beh
Hello everybody
I have observed that after exiting for xwindows
to shell prompt tthe memory usage observed by
using top is very high but after running some
executables on shell prompt it was immediatly comming
down
does any valid reason behind this?
Shaju peter
On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, Alex Tabony wrote:
> I have a redhat 7 machine with 256mb ram running Samba for file/print
> serving and mail services for 30 windows clients. I have been observing the
> memory usage on the machine and I am a bit confused.
>
[ship]
>
> The weird thing
.100.221) couldn't find service hp2000c:
Just made a little discovery. The last thing I did before samba stopped was
copying the remaining files from our old server to the Linux server.
I just did a quick test. I made a file of about 26 mb on the windows
desktop. Then I copied it to the shar
> The weird thing, is that later on today when no one is on the system, free
> will give me almost the exact same numbers. Why are not the buffers and
> cache getting flushed (right word?). I've been watching the memory usage
> for the last few days and it stays about the same
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From: Alex Tabony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 3:14 PM
Subject: Memory usage / management
>I have a redhat 7 machine with 256mb ram running Samba for file/print
>serving and ma
I have a redhat 7 machine with 256mb ram running Samba for file/print
serving and mail services for 30 windows clients. I have been observing the
memory usage on the machine and I am a bit confused.
Right now there are about 5 users logged in via Samba. Mail is down. Free
gives me
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