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LukBoy99

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Does sinusbot ram usage increase with time? as i start it it's using 300 mibs, 3 streaming bots and 3 mostly idle member bots, withing 24 hours it's up to 1.2 gb ram, by 2 days it's taking 1800 of my 1900 ram, I have to restart it every 2 days, any idea?
 

Codebucket

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Does sinusbot ram usage increase with time? as i start it it's using 300 mibs, 3 streaming bots and 3 mostly idle member bots, withing 24 hours it's up to 1.2 gb ram, by 2 days it's taking 1800 of my 1900 ram, I have to restart it every 2 days, any idea?
I can only disagree with you, because I have 4 bots running in a VM with 256 MB of RAM and the RAM usage is always around 90-130 MB. But there is also a swap space with 512 MB of RAM which is also often used ;)
So maybe consider turning on your swap or limiting maybe the RAM usage of youtube-dl, because sometimes is youtube-dl taking huge amount of RAM when a user streams a 2 hour mix from YouTube :)

Btw, which distro are you using? (Please not Arch :eek:)

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LukBoy99

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I can only disagree with you, because I have 4 bots running in a VM with 256 MB of RAM and the RAM usage is always around 90-130 MB. But there is also a swap space with 512 MB of RAM which is also often used ;)
So maybe consider turning on your swap or limiting maybe the RAM usage of youtube-dl, because sometimes is youtube-dl taking huge amount of RAM when a user streams a 2 hour mix from YouTube :)

Btw, which distro are you using? (Please not Arch :eek:)

~ Codebucket
Ubuntu, no one runs a 2 hour mix just a song or 2 per hour maybe less, the user using that ram appears as sinusbot. mostly the teamspeak instances, it wasn't like this 2 updates ago.
 

LukBoy99

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still happening, forgot to restart for 48 hours due to exams and ended up with mysql crashed, 2 instances crashed, !sub not working and ram as seen
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Xuxe

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Hi, 300 mb is maybe normal. You using any virtualization? Docker, LXC or such? But the memory stacking is not normal.
 
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