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It seems that it was a problem related to the amount of dedicated RAM. |
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What's your question or issue?
I am trying to force Paperless-ngx to consume long philosophical texts/books by completely skipping the OCR phase, as the process consistently fails.
Despite configuring the environment to bypass OCR and significantly increasing the available resources, the worker is still being killed with signal 9 (SIGKILL). Even with a 24GB memory limit, the document is never successfully ingested.
System Information
Paperless-ngx version: 2.20.7
Installation method: docker-compose
Host OS: CachyOS
System RAM: 32GB
Current Configuration (docker-compose.env / docker-compose.yml)
I have already applied the following settings to mitigate the issue, but without success:
In docker-compose.env resources
In docker-compose.yml resources
Additional Context
The issue persists specifically with long documents (books). If I set the memory limit to 4G or even 24G, the consumption process starts but never completes, eventually triggering the SIGKILL.
Since I am already using PAPERLESS_OCR_MODE: skip, why is the worker still crashing? Is there a way to "force-import" a document as a raw binary without any processing/validation that might be causing this OOM-like behavior?
Other logs
What have you tried?
Set PAPERLESS_OCR_MODE: skip.
Limited PAPERLESS_OCR_THREADS to 2.
Increased Docker memory limits from 4GB up to 24GB.
Checked that other smaller PDFs are consumed correctly.
Before give the pdf to paperless I tried to clean it up:
and also
Paperless-ngx version
2.20.7
Host OS
CachyOS
Installation method
Docker - official image
System status
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