Re: Re: [opm] memory leak?
Andy Smith <[email protected]>
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On Mon, Jan 03, 2005 at 09:46:31PM +0100, Christian 'HERZ' Makowski wrote: > BOPM has imho no Memory Leak. > Look at your connection rate : (366.95/minute) !!!!! How many ports/protocols do you have in your conf? If we assume you have 50 port/protocol combos and 1000 available file descriptors then you can scan 1000/50 = 20 clients at once. Compare this with how many clients you are trying to scan, some 6 per *second*. You can use the command "fdstat" to see how many file descriptors (of max) are in use. If it's consistently at maximum then you have a problem. As I already told you, scan queue will grow without limit and this was the first thing I told you to check. -- Andy Smith -- Occasional BOPM Developer And Support Monkey. Please copy all BOPM support queries to the BOPM list, _not_ just directly to me! If I've helped you with BOPM then please check my wishlist! http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/registry/23IJ4U7N4J3X9
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