re: kppp memory leaks
Mark Ness <[email protected]> Wed, 10 Dec 2003 11:25:47 -0800
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.redhat.ppp |
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"Peter B. West" wrote >I have experienced what appear to be severe memory leaks from kppp in >RH9. I initially ran Gnome as my desktop, and was not able to leave >kppp running for very long before it was using 50M or more of memory. >I had 5 hour session limits with my ISP - I now have 4 hour limits, so >I would leave kppp running and simply re-connect as required. > >After switching to KDE, the situation seemed to improve, but there is >still leakage, and kppp is a memory hog anyway. When I do a top >sorting by memory usage, kppp starts near the top of the list. This >seems ridiculous. What experiences do others have with kppp? Is there >any equally convenient alternative? I am using ifup ppp1 and ifdown ppp1 from command line, and checking with top, ifup-p* pops up 3rd from the top only momentarily, then drops off the "visible" list of processes. With a maximized xterm, it's not anywhere on the list of about 20 running processes. I haven't checked to see how far down the list it drops. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.noneinc.us [email protected]