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Re: (ITS#3609) ch_malloc of 8388608 bytes failed
Thanks for your analysis, and thank you so much for all the time you spent on my
problem. My domain runs on a shared box, so I don't have much (if any) control
over the limit settings. I don't expect the LDAP server to get a great deal of
use, maybe four or five simultaneous users at the very most.
1. Can you pinpoint which one (or more) of these settings is causing the
trouble I'm seeing? If I switch ISPs, I need to know what to look for so as to
avoid this problem all over again.
2. Are there some settings to slapd which might eliminate this problem?
On 4/18/2005 10:27 AM, Howard Chu wrote:
> Those limits are pretty messed up. Whoever created those settings is
> doing something terribly wrong on your system. This is clearly not an
> OpenLDAP software bug.
>
> Your stacksize limit makes no sense, mine defaults to 8192 kbytes and
> this seldom needs to be changed. Your datasize limit is too small, mine
> defaults to unlimited and that makes the most sense for a server. Your
> memoryuse limit is pretty small too although that is usually of little
> importance. Your descriptors limit is pretty low, that will mean slapd
> will not be able to handle more than about 130 simultaneous
> sessions.Your memorylocked limit is too high, but slapd doesn't lock
> memory so it's somewhat irrelevant here. It may matter for other
> programs. Your maxproc looks a bit low, but that doesn't matter for
> slapd either.
>
> bsmith@sudleyplace.com wrote:
>
>> The limit command says:
>>
>> cputime unlimited
>> filesize unlimited
>> datasize 28672 kbytes
>> stacksize 28672 kbytes
>> coredumpsize unlimited
>> memoryuse 40960 kbytes
>> vmemoryuse unlimited
>> descriptors 150
>> memorylocked unlimited
>> maxproc 61
>> sbsize unlimited
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