MERGEQUERIES consumes 100% CPU ?

Andreas Schulze <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.djbdns
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello all ..

this week I installed new DNS Software on ~50 servers.
The software I use is exactly like https://andreasschulze.de/dns
( and https://andreasschulze.de/dns/djbdns/doit )

On some servers I noticed a high CPU load. There I disabled MERGEQUERIES.

Now I have again a Server where dnscache happily consumes 100% cpu.
( dont hurts, 3 cores are still available ...  )

I decided to _NOT_ restart the cache.
I run some command:

# strace -p 18637 2>&1 | tai64n | tai64nlocal > /tmp/dnscache.strace
http://postmaster.datev.de/dnscache/dnscache.strace

# cat run
http://postmaster.datev.de/dnscache/run

# ls -la env; cat env/*
http://postmaster.datev.de/dnscache/env

# top -b -n 5 -p 18637 > /tmp/top
http://postmaster.datev.de/dnscache/top

# dump_systeminfos
http://postmaster.datev.de/dnscache/systeminfo

# what_should_i_do
-bash: what_should_i_do: ask the mailinglist ;-)

Anybody may help ?
Last resort would be disabling MERGEQUERIES an all servers :-(

Thanks
Andreas

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