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cvs server 1.11.2 memory leak
From: |
Michel Marti |
Subject: |
cvs server 1.11.2 memory leak |
Date: |
Sat, 23 Nov 2002 17:22:36 +0000 |
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Hello,
We're using cvs 1.11.2 on Linux-2.4.10 (i686; SuSE 7.3).
Access to the cvs repository is done over ssh from the
Eclipse 2.0.1 java IDE (using the built-in ssh client).
CVS Compression level is set to "3".
I noticed that while "cvs server" is waiting for a lock
(due to stale lock file(s)) and you hit "cancel" on the
IDE (or the ssh connection drops), cvs server quickly eats up
all available memory leaving the system in a very unstable
state: System load average goes up to about 11, and
"top" shows that the cvs process is eating 97.3% memory.
When all memory is gone (including swap), the kernel
starts killing (random?!?) processes.
- Michel
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Michel Marti <=