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Re: No buffer space available

To: Jeremy Kusnetz <JKusnetz@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: No buffer space available
Cc: lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: Roberto Nibali <ratz@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 30 Sep 2002 22:12:32 +0200
Hello,

Yes, this is with the cronjob removed.  So yes, I think we are fixed until
the problem shows up again. :)  Lets keep our fingers crossed!

Yes, well what remains is:

o check if /32 will solve your problems too, without the proc-fs in your
  rc.local
o see if it works reliably for 1 week
o update the analysis part I've started so we can put it into the howto
  for further reference.
o explain to everyone what we did, so people can do that at home (yes,
  I'm living in a free country where kids can do everything at home :))
o fix your other two 'problems'

btw, you asked earlier how often I was running the cronjob that brough eth2
up and down.  At first I was running it 2 times an hour, after the last
problem yesterday I changed it to run every minute.

:) What kind of failover/failback solution is that, when the heartbeat interface is down every minute for 2 seconds? Well, we seemed to have cured it a bit.

root@director:~# ./diag2.sh grep cache /proc/slabinfo
kmem_cache            80     80    244    5    5    1 :  252  126
inet_peer_cache      408   1416     64   23   24    1 :  252  126
ip_dst_cache       18990  22140    192 1008 1107    1 :  252  126
                     ^^^^^
         Ok, matches the cache entries.

arp_cache           1650   1650    128   55   55    1 :  252  126

As long as it doesn't exceed the threshold (either gc2 or gc3, I'm not sure anymore) we're safe.

inode_cache       114149 114149    512 16307 16307    1 :  124   62
dentry_cache      116850 116850    128 3895 3895    1 :  252  126

ratz@laphish:~/procps > echo "Usage: $(echo "(116850*128+114149*512)/1024/1024" | bc) MBytes"
Usage: 70 MBytes
ratz@laphish:~/procps >

names_cache           57     57   4096   57   57    1 :   60   30
fs_cache             228    354     64    6    6    1 :  252  126
files_cache          173    297    416   27   33    1 :  124   62
-------------------------------------------------
ip -o -s route show cache | wc -l
  18226

I haven't changed bitmask yet though.

I'm sure you will but let's also hope that this night you can stay with your wife. In a few hours I will depart to a conference in Luxembourg. They expect me to tell people a few things, so my replies could once again get sparce and rare.

Cheers,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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