[rt-users] Keywords/WebGUI

[Vivek Khera]

>>>>> "DH" == Dale Hege <fhege at sover.net> writes:

DH> Yes, I even at first thought the server was out of memory but after
DH> restarting the problem didn't go away.

Unix is a multi-user system.  It is designed so that any one user
should not be able to starve the resources of the other users.  Thus,
there are limits on memory (and sometimes CPU usage) per user and per
process.  You need to ensure that your per-process, per-user, and
system-wide resource limits are not being reached.  The amount of RAM
and swap on your system means nothing compared to these numbers.

How exactly one determines these limits is quite system dependent.  A
good start is the "limit" or "ulimit" command found in most shells.

>> > 
>> > Out of memory!
>> > Callback called exit.
>> > 

Check the mod_perl guide!

http://thingy.kcilink.com/modperlguide/troubleshooting/Out_of_memory_.html