Hi everyone,
I'm doing some heavy tests on sems, which involves making lots of calls to ivr & isdngw modules. I noticed that the sems threads size (seen from process table or system monitor) keep increases with every call made. It wasn't release even when the call is already hangup, until it reach like 2GB, then I start getting pthread error code 12 whenever I tried calling. I have to restart sems to release the threads. I'm no good in C language and not sure how I can handle the pthread error. Can anyone give me some advice as how to utilize the memory usage for sems, so that it can keep on running like SER?
Best Regards, Jorain
May I suggest the sems mailing list? g-)
jorain wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm doing some heavy tests on sems, which involves making lots of calls to ivr & isdngw modules. I noticed that the sems threads size (seen from process table or system monitor) keep increases with every call made. It wasn't release even when the call is already hangup, until it reach like 2GB, then I start getting pthread error code 12 whenever I tried calling. I have to restart sems to release the threads. I'm no good in C language and not sure how I can handle the pthread error. Can anyone give me some advice as how to utilize the memory usage for sems, so that it can keep on running like SER?
Best Regards, Jorain
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Hi jorain,
which version of SEMS are you using? is it the 0.9.0 version or the svn one?
can you run two separate isntances of SEMS and check whether it is the ivr or the isdngw?
Thanks Stefan
jorain wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm doing some heavy tests on sems, which involves making lots of calls to ivr & isdngw modules. I noticed that the sems threads size (seen from process table or system monitor) keep increases with every call made. It wasn't release even when the call is already hangup, until it reach like 2GB, then I start getting pthread error code 12 whenever I tried calling. I have to restart sems to release the threads. I'm no good in C language and not sure how I can handle the pthread error. Can anyone give me some advice as how to utilize the memory usage for sems, so that it can keep on running like SER?
Best Regards, Jorain
Serusers mailing list Serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
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