SC3.1/2xV40z: java process eating memory

I've got a 2-node Cluster (SC 3.1) on Solaris 10x86 606 running. Uptime is about 171 days. noticed a java process allocating about 1.3 GB of RAM. This happens only on one node. The other one shows max. 256 MB allocated by a particular java processes.

Is there a memory leak in the SC3.1 software?

[310 byte] By [Dogbert_2003a] at [2007-11-26 21:46:26]

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# 1

Which java process is it? If it is cacao, then you've hit CR 6359362. It doesn't look like there is a fix just now, but the workaround is to disable cacao from starting up. See the CR for details.Tim

Tim.Reada at 2007-7-10 3:35:54 >

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# 2

Thanks Tim, I had a look into the bug report. Just one question: Will disabling cacao have an impact onto the cluster services? AFAIK cacao is used for management issues and we are using commandline interfaces only.

Dogbert_2003a at 2007-7-10 3:35:54 >

# 3

Yes. Cacao is used only for management interface (SPM). Disabling it shouldn't affect cluster services.

maddy@suna at 2007-7-10 3:35:54 >

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