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[Savannah-hackers] Re: Savannah overload issues
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Mathieu Roy |
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[Savannah-hackers] Re: Savannah overload issues |
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Wed, 19 Nov 2003 08:01:00 +0100 |
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Vincent Caron <address@hidden> a tapoté :
> Hello,
>
> some people might have noticed we have had some ponctual troubles
> on Savannah since a week. It just happened again (around 5pm
> EST). I will now actively try to track the problem and also install
> some preventive measures.
>
> Technically, a CVS process launched from xinetd and doing a regular
> anonymous checkout with Unix account anoncvs is allocating memory
> forever (claiming 600-800MB out of 1GB physical). Apache and MySQL,
> in dire of memory, start to swap frantically and basically
> everything stop responding.
>
> I did not think about stracing it before killing it, and since all
> useful info travel through the pserver protocol, I don't have much
> info. I'll try to correlate the process start time with the CVS
> project histories. I suggest the next admin running in this kind of
> trouble does the following :
>
> - find the top memory consumer: ps -afux -O-r|head
> - trace it a few minutes : strace -p <pid> 2>cvs.strace (Ctrl+C
> to end)
> - 'fix' the immediate pb : kill -9 <pid>
> - notify me :)
>
Will do that.
--
Mathieu Roy
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