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From: Barry <we...@i1...> - 2006-12-12 06:32:54
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Jamie Cameron wrote: > On 11/Dec/2006 18:52 Barry wrote .. >> OK - a little more info after some more testing - >> >> It does indeed seem I am running into a low memory condition. >> >> How much memory does miniserv/webmin need anyway? >> >> Miniserv.error gives me the sparse message: >> >> Out of memory! >> >> which doesn't help me help it :( > > It really doesn't use much memory.. on one of my systems it uses 95 MB with a bunch > of Webmin libraries pre-loaded to speed up modules. On another machine without > preloading, only 10MB is used. > > By default, module preloading is only setup automatically if using Virtualmin pro. It kinda looks now like the modules that display lists are the most likely to cause this error. I have seen this behavior before, but I guess I didn't make the connection until now. Maybe it is not miniserv itself as much as teh perl programs? Virtual min is one, I have seen it when listing aliases and especially when listing email for a user account, or the results of a query on email. I also saw it just now when trying to compose an email by a brand new user. Maybe there is some peak usage there? Also I wonder if the new frames them causes extra hits on the server, causing it to spawn new children more often then it would have before? Is there some configuration I can do in that area, like I can with apache> As for the discrepancy between the system info display in webmin and top and free, the latter two seem to be in close alignment, a lot closer the webmin display is to either. BTW, I just noticed I had pop/pop3s and smtp active in zinetd, and I also had sendmail and dovecot running as services. I just turned off the xinetd ones, will see if that helps any. Best, Barry |