Hello,
On 08/04/16 13:42, Lucian Balaceanu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ok, then in my case mem_join is not enabled.
>
> So the scenario is plausible, right? 8M of free private memory doesn't
> mean neccesarily that there is a contiguous chunk of 200K. So such a
> big pkg alloc can fail?
yes, that is possibl
Hi,
Ok, then in my case mem_join is not enabled.
So the scenario is plausible, right? 8M of free private memory doesn't
mean neccesarily that there is a contiguous chunk of 200K. So such a big
pkg alloc can fail?
Thank you
On 08.04.2016 12:48, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hi Lucian,
th
Hi Lucian,
the mem_join is enabled by default -- I checked from 4.1.x to 4.3.x. In
the Makefile.defs should be a:
C_DEFS+= -DMEM_JOIN_FREE
In 4.4 I just noticed it was lost when I added the feature to select the
memory manger with command line option -x. I will fix it.
Even MEM_JOIN_FREE is ena
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for yesterday's input.
By doing some debugging on the 'no private memory left' I came to the
conclusion that there is enough private memory as a whole to allocate
the required amount, but that there is no single free chunk big enough
to accommodate the required size.
Thi
Hello,
didn't get the time to look at the code, but pkg.stats should work also
for mi process, maybe the module doesn't do proc init callback. It needs
to be fixed in some way.
Also, for timer processes, either there is a buffer overflow and the
value of the size of an allocated packet is overwri
Hi again,
I get the pkg mem error inside the mi_fifo module and this seems not to
be part of the `kamcmd pkg.stats`.
I guess the only way to debug this mi_fifo process is by way of gdb as
in https://www.kamailio.org/wiki/tutorials/troubleshooting/memory, right?
Thank you,
Lucian
On 06.04.20
Hi Daniel,
While debugging a 'no private memory left' issue by using `kamcmd
pkg.stats` we stumbled upon data we don't understand. Could you help
with some information?
`kamcmd pkg.stats`returns free values of about 8M per process with an
exception:
kamailio with no apparent problems: `tim
