Hi all. I have a problem of periodic "crashes" with my server. It can be anything from 1-3 weeks inbetween. Currently I'm running 1.0.5, but I also had the same crashes with 1.0.4. Right before it dies, these messages are recorded to the log: <logsnip> Wed Oct 26 19:23:04 2005 : Error: out of memory Wed Oct 26 19:23:05 2005 : Error: no memory </logsnip> The general system management graphs/tools-history show no excessive or heightened memory usage on the machine before or during the time of these events. The server has 1GB of RAM. I would guess that installing more physical memory on the server would not fix this problem! Generally about the server: The server runs in chroot environment, is threaded, and mostly functions as a proxy server to remote ad/ldaps and other radiuses. It also authenticates some VPN/dial-in users towards local /etc/passwd. The main load is however proxying of about 40-60 PEAP requests a minute. It sends full accounting to a secondary server that pushes ACCT-messages to a Postgresql server. Anyone has some ideas or clues to why this happens? Are there some hints on memory tuning for my server. I.e. what size should my thread-pools be etc for the load described above? - Erling Paulsen