Hi,
I'm running rsyslog 3.20.2
I noticed the following:
# /etc/init.d/rsyslog restart
VSZ RSS (as reported by ps)
27100 1184
# logger foo
27100 1196
# logger foo (1000x)
27100 1200
# logger foo (1000x)
27100 1204
# logger foo (1000x)
27100 1208
and so on.
This made me wonder, if rsyslog is leaking memory somewhere.
I also noticed, that for each loaded module, rsyslog resevers exactly
8 Mb of anoymous memory (pmap -d `pgrep rsyslog`)
With a couple of loaded modules you easily get over 50Mb VSZ.
Michael
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I'm running rsyslog 3.20.2
I noticed the following:
# /etc/init.d/rsyslog restart
VSZ RSS (as reported by ps)
27100 1184
# logger foo
27100 1196
# logger foo (1000x)
27100 1200
# logger foo (1000x)
27100 1204
# logger foo (1000x)
27100 1208
and so on.
This made me wonder, if rsyslog is leaking memory somewhere.
I also noticed, that for each loaded module, rsyslog resevers exactly
8 Mb of anoymous memory (pmap -d `pgrep rsyslog`)
With a couple of loaded modules you easily get over 50Mb VSZ.
Michael
--
Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the
universe are pointed away from Earth?
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