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Memory leak in aMule 2.3.3 Debian Bullseye #314
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+1 to this. Logfile says
Maybe related? Seems a release failed here. |
@ngosang maybe not a problem of the amule, see this: raspberrypi/linux#5395 |
@ogarcia It's not related. |
Another temporary solution: disable obfuscation supported
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I have been using aMule 2.3.3 (Debian Bullseye package) for several months and I notice there is an important memory leak. I know this issue does not contain enough information to fix the problem but maybe it keeps all related issues in the same place.
I'm running aMule 24/7 in my server and I notice the RAM memory increases over the time without a reason. aMule is connected to 1 ed2k server and Kad network, just sharing files, not downloading anything. I only use
amuled
andamuleweb
processes. As you can see in the screenshots below the issue is inamuled
process.To fix this issue I configured a cron task that restarts aMule every 2 days, if I don't, the memory keeps growing lineal.
Just after start
After 2 days
The memory leak is not huge, just 28 MB increase of RAM per day (24 hours), but it is meaningful if you are running in a Raspberry Pi with low RAM. It can crash your system eventually. I hope you can run some memory profiler in aMule to find and fix this issue.
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