Cody Baker wrote:
If clamd was hitting the softlimits then yes, clamd might affected but the system as a whole would not be. Where as if it was just run without supervision then clamd's leaks would continue to grow without bound until blammo, the system crashes, much as it is in this case.
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Jonathan Tai wrote:
On Sun, 2004-05-09 at 15:12, Clive Eisen wrote:
Jason Haar wrote:
Why do you think that an rc script will be different to daemontools?Do you run clamd under daemontools? (as a supervise script). If so, stop it. Run it as a rc-script instead. I have found and heard of so many problems with memory leaks/etc that make clamd under daemontools a very bad idea.
If there is an fd problem there is an fd problem - how clamd is started won't change that.
If you start clamd under daemontools with softlimits, it would be
affected.
- Jon
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