Hi,
I just noticed that two almost identical amavisd-new
installations have
wildly different memory usages.
The only difference is that one system is i386, whereas the
other amd64.
On i386, top reports:
VIRT RES SHR CODE DATA SWAP nFLT %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
58660 52m 5176 1024 46m 4700 9 5.3 0:01.94 amavisd
(master)
59428 49m 1468 1024 46m 9176 0 4.9 0:00.00 amavisd
(virgin child)
59428 49m 1440 1024 46m 9204 0 4.9 0:00.01 amavisd
(virgin child)
59428 49m 1464 1024 46m 9180 0 4.9 0:00.01 amavisd
(virgin child)
Whereas on amd64:
VIRT RES SHR CODE DATA SWAP nFLT %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
164m 95m 9016 12 83m 68m 12 9.5 0:02.93 amavisd
(master)
165m 88m 1408 12 83m 77m 0 8.8 0:00.01 amavisd
(virgin child)
165m 88m 1400 12 83m 77m 0 8.8 0:00.01 amavisd
(virgin child)
165m 88m 1372 12 83m 77m 0 8.8 0:00.01 amavisd
(virgin child)
Both were started a few minutes ago, so the difference isn't
caused by the
64bit version having been running for a long time.
I'm having a hard time accepting this difference as normal.
Maybe this is a bug in perl?
i386: This is perl, v5.8.8 built for
i486-linux-gnu-thread-multi
amd64: This is perl, v5.8.8 built for
x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi
My amavisd-new version is 2.5.2-rc1, and I have the qmqpqq
patch applied.
Andras
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