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I am sorry to tell you this, we did put 1G ram in to the server, but for some reason top alway read 904076k.
sorry for the inconvenience
Best Regards
The command said more than that.Originally Posted by Aquitaine
here ya go rob
hack me with that info.. you must be pretty ace if you can manage anything from there
I have the identical problem. Seems to be php/apache related, but am unable to find a way to diagnose it. Memory gradually fills up and the server starts utilizing swap as there is no memory left. Server gets slow first, then crashes if not rebooted. Only way to free memory is a reboot. Cycling services does nothing.Originally posted by DuxAranea
Then what is the problem? I've read through this thread and havent seen any clear solution to the RAM issue. My free system memory decreases steadily and will usually dips all the way down to the point of crashing, within 24 to 48 hours of a server reboot. I can't find any processes using all that memory. I've been monitoring using top.
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