Reboot or more memory?
-
@lewis if you search pcscd and memory on this forum you’ll find a lot of posts with the same problem
-
Oh, that's nice to hear. I was nervous I might have a lot of work ahead of me.
Thank you. I'll search and see if there is a way to temp fix this without a reboot.
-
@keyser No need to reboot. there's a patch! Well, you have to reboot to apply the patch but ... it will resolve the issue.
Ryan
Repeat, after me: MESH IS THE DEVIL! MESH IS THE DEVIL!
Requesting firmware for your Netgate device? https://go.netgate.com
Switching: Mikrotik, Netgear, Extreme
Wireless: Aruba, Ubiquiti -
From reading some posts, it looks like I don't even have to reboot.
If not using ipsec, one can disable the pcscd (PC/SC Smart Card Daemon) service. I did that and memory usage dropped to 9%. -
@lewis which will work until you have to reboot and then you're back at square one.
the patch will keep the service from even starting unneccessarily. I've used it on a number of field devices. -
Yes, I understand that but this firewall rarely gets rebooted so I can live with that.
Does anyone know if the system upgrade will work from 2.52 to this new version that will come out?
-
@lewis We've been actively testing it and so far it has worked without issue.
-
@rcoleman-netgate said in Reboot or more memory?:
@keyser No need to reboot. there's a patch! Well, you have to reboot to apply the patch but ... it will resolve the issue.
How do i find the patch info/number in the linked "redmine" ?
Will the patch work for 2.5.2-CE ?This is my first patch attempt ....
pscd is "only" using 3.6G of 8GB , and i'm not even using ipsec.
Found it ....
The "strikethrough" confused me ??
I suppose it means that that "Bug is resolved or closed" or ??I also applied , and ran a "reroot"
TIA
/Bingo -
@bingo600 said in Reboot or more memory?:
How do i find the patch info/number in the linked "redmine" ?
-
@bingo600 Whoops.
I grabbed the 2nd redmine for it but @stephenw10 gave you the correct one -
Works fine just turning off the service if you don't reboot on a regular basis. I went from really high to 8/9% memory use since yesterday.
