if you are running the most current version of FS but it takes 2 weeks to notice the problem then the newest your FS could be today is 2 weeks old? =D are you getting your updates from GIT? What I recommend is when you have the problem where there is noticeable CPU usage, run top -H and look at the cpu usage on a per-thread basis. When you find the one that is using a lot of CPU, make note of it. Then get a gcore and dump it into GDB so you can see what the thread in question is doing.. you can get a gcore from the fs build root with ./support-d/fscore_pb gcore <yourname> Then compare the results on the url provided from that script with the info from top -H On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 2:45 PM, Kevin Raison <raison@chatsubo.net> wrote:
I am running the most current version of Freeswitch from git on Ubuntu Linux 9.10 64 bit. I have a pair of these systems that are handling no more than 12 simultaneous calls each. Over time, Freeswitch begins to take up more and more CPU, and after about 2 weeks, it is using up so much CPU that call quality starts to degrade. It will be churning away even when there are no active calls. A restart of Freeswitch cures the problem for a couple of weeks. Can someone give me pointers on where to start debugging this issue? Or perhaps a better remedy than a restart?
Thanks!
Kevin Raison
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