Sorry, and numfile. Means you have too many open files(which explains why
you can't open new sockets)

On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 1:10 PM, Mattias Berge <matti...@travellab.com>wrote:

> seem to be both lack of RAM (privvmpages) and way to small tcprcvbuf
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Nathan Hüsken <
> nathan.hues...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have installed postfix on a small vServer (256Mb Ram, 10GB HD). I
>> installed it with dovecot, mysql and postfixadmin.
>> When I tested it, I got lots of "Cannot allocate Memory" errors.
>>
>> vzfree told me, that I have enough memory. So I assumed a problems with
>> open sockets.
>> I added
>> default_process_limit<http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#default_process_limit>
>> =3
>> to main.cf and removed some service I do not use from master.cf. First it
>> worked, but then I tried some more load (20 mails at the same time).
>>
>> I got:
>> Jan 15 11:19:53 postfix/smtpd[30335]: warning: connect #1 to subsystem
>> public/cleanup: Cannot allocate memory
>> Jan 15 11:19:53  postfix/smtpd[26327]: connect from unknown[****]
>> Jan 15 11:19:53  postfix/master[26419]: fatal: pipe: Cannot allocate
>> memory
>> Jan 15 11:19:53  postfix/smtpd[26327]: warning: connect #1 to subsystem
>> public/cleanup: Cannot allocate memory
>> Jan 15 11:19:54  postfix/anvil[18292]: statistics: max connection rate
>> 3/60s for (smtp:****) at Jan 15 11:19:53
>> Jan 15 11:19:54  postfix/anvil[18292]: statistics: max connection count 2
>> for (smtp:****) at Jan 15 11:19:53
>> Jan 15 11:19:54  postfix/anvil[18292]: statistics: max cache size 2 at Jan
>> 15 11:15:15
>> Jan 15 11:20:03  postfix/smtpd[30335]: warning: connect #2 to subsystem
>> public/cleanup: Connection refused
>> ...
>> Jan 15 11:21:33  postfix/smtpd[30335]: fatal: connect #11 to subsystem
>> public/cleanup: Connection refused
>>
>> Postfix just needs to many sockets :(.
>>
>> Below is the output of /proc/user_beancounters without posftix running.
>> postfix needs about 100 more in numothersock.
>> My questions:
>> - Can I somehow reduce the number of used sockets?
>> - Is it at all possible to run postfix in this system?
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Nathan
>>
>> cat /proc/user_beancounters
>> Version: 2.5
>>        uid  resource           held    maxheld    barrier      limit
>> failcnt
>>      9176:  kmemsize        5010885    5010885    8270282
>> 9097310          0
>>             lockedpages           0          0         79
>> 79        152
>>             privvmpages       38214      38260      76800
>> 84480         84
>>             shmpages           3445       3445      25600
>> 25600          0
>>             dummy                 0          0 2147483647
>> 2147483647          0
>>             numproc              52         52        164
>> 164          0
>>             physpages          9878       9878          0
>> 2147483647          0
>>             vmguarpages           0          0      76800
>> 2147483647          0
>>             oomguarpages      10119      10119      76800
>> 2147483647          0
>>             numtcpsock           14         15        164
>> 164          0
>>             numflock              4          4        262
>> 288          0
>>             numpty                5          5         16
>> 16          0
>>             numsiginfo            0          1        512
>> 512          0
>>             tcpsndbuf        140868     144316    1137635
>> 1809379          0
>>             tcprcvbuf        139640     143924    1137635
>> 1809379         10
>>             othersockbuf      21660      21660     568817
>> 1240561          0
>>             dgramrcvbuf           0          0     568817
>> 568817          0
>>             numothersock         35         35        164        164
>> 1508
>>             dcachesize       337716     341433    1209139
>> 1245413          0
>>             numfile            2025       2025       3008       3008
>> 1085
>>             dummy                 0          0          0
>> 0          0
>>             dummy                 0          0          0
>> 0          0
>>             dummy                 0          0          0
>> 0          0
>>             numiptent            14         14         35
>> 35          0
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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