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Valgrind log for 3.1.261-2; server crash

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    jermudgeon
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    Netxms server consuming RAM and crashing. Valgrind log attached.

    Options:
    valgrind --log-file=/home/jaustin/vg.log --leak-check=full --undef-value-errors=no netxmsd -D3


    vg.log

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      Ran with 1000 threads. Exited. Output log contains only six lines, a splash message from Memcheck (as launched by valgrind).

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        jermudgeon
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        I believe we were simply running out of memory overall. In this dev environment it's sharing space with postgresql. In the latest release, my best guess is that netxms behavior changed, resulting in more concurrent database queries. I dramatically lowered the number of database pools in use, and so far netxms has been stable with no reduction in performance. (I am monitoring threads via DCIs.)

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