I can change the os on my vps when i want so i'll reinstall my vps then i'll install debian and give a feedback.
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Memory Leak / Fragmention bug
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andrex1337
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Okay, I'll wait for your feedback.
I am telling you that ram usage is ~200MB (For me its 0%),200MB is same on 1GB VPS or 32GB Dedicated...
I mentioned clearly that it is using approx. 150-200MB (On latest version it used 600-700MB for me).
And yes there is a difference between dedicated server and vps server, on dedicated server you can clear cache,free up RAM,while on VPS you cant.
Further more I am using Debian 8 (minimal,I always use minimal,cos later I install stuff only that I actually need,to save even more resources),
my server never crashed.
To give you even more info, if you are using OpenVZ, you do not get CPU but you get vCPU (vCPU =~ 1/4 CPU).
Also it has shared resources and your resources depending on fair share.
It may tell you that you have free RAM,but actually there might not be free RAM on that rack and then your server crashes.
And there are several reasons that your applications may crash on VPS.
Please, post below here screenshots of resources consuption of TeaSpeakServer app.
To do so, type following :
(This will give you process ID of TeaSpeakServer)
Then type following
(Replace ProcessID with numbers)
If you do not have htop use following :
(For debian/ubuntu)
(For centos)
And post results here.
I mentioned clearly that it is using approx. 150-200MB (On latest version it used 600-700MB for me).
And yes there is a difference between dedicated server and vps server, on dedicated server you can clear cache,free up RAM,while on VPS you cant.
Further more I am using Debian 8 (minimal,I always use minimal,cos later I install stuff only that I actually need,to save even more resources),
my server never crashed.
To give you even more info, if you are using OpenVZ, you do not get CPU but you get vCPU (vCPU =~ 1/4 CPU).
Also it has shared resources and your resources depending on fair share.
It may tell you that you have free RAM,but actually there might not be free RAM on that rack and then your server crashes.
And there are several reasons that your applications may crash on VPS.
Please, post below here screenshots of resources consuption of TeaSpeakServer app.
To do so, type following :
Code:
ps ax | grep TeaSpeakServerThen type following
Code:
htop -p ProcessIDIf you do not have htop use following :
Code:
apt-get -y install htop
Code:
yum -y install htopAnd post results here.
You do not understand well xDWhere so you see 2GB???
Itzs 172MB!
2Gb = Max. Ram
(not the used ram xD)Used Teaspeak Ram = +-1Mb /minute, in my case..
Even with less users inside or without any user.
Server just crash => http://v2.ts3-free.com/crash_dump_49238ab9-5978-4a33-961601b8-5a31c273.dmp
Last TeaSpeak Version
Hi Guys.
I think i managed to solve this Memory Fragmentation...
First, i started all my servers..
After 24h my vps ram is almost in full use, to avoid crashes,
i decided to restart every single server manually using yatqa
(and not restarting with the commands "./teastart.sh stop/start" like i always do... )
So, i went to yatqa and restarted one by one manually..
Yeah, it's stupid, but look at the results for the very first time:
Almost 2 days and everything is normal.
Ram going up and down (more users and less users) like i always want
It's stupid, but you guys need to test it...
1. start the servers
2. Login yatqa
3. Stop / Start all servers manually
4. Wait and see if the ram fragmentation it is solved
OVH Vps
Debian 9 x64
2GB Ram
I think i managed to solve this Memory Fragmentation...
First, i started all my servers..
After 24h my vps ram is almost in full use, to avoid crashes,
i decided to restart every single server manually using yatqa
(and not restarting with the commands "./teastart.sh stop/start" like i always do... )
So, i went to yatqa and restarted one by one manually..
Yeah, it's stupid, but look at the results for the very first time:
Almost 2 days and everything is normal.
Ram going up and down (more users and less users) like i always want
It's stupid, but you guys need to test it...
1. start the servers
2. Login yatqa
3. Stop / Start all servers manually
4. Wait and see if the ram fragmentation it is solved
OVH Vps
Debian 9 x64
2GB Ram
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I have too many users connected, I do not think that can help me
//Finally fixed since 1.3.10
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