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SubjectRe: Avoiding OOM on overcommit...?
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In article <linux.kernel.45hadsgku4f59qae3ouohgbk7k4p6lc5os@4ax.com>,
James Sutherland <jas88@cam.ac.uk> wrote:

>Now we'll take a WWW server, with 100 processes forked, all sharing
>most of the image. You just blew 2Gb or so of my swap space, to
>achieve - nothing.

Okay, I'm getting really curious here: what application do you
have that requires that you run 100 copies of a web server each
with 20mb of unique writable data?

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david parsons \bi/ I simply avoid the Linux overcommit bug by dropping
\/ half a gigabyte of ram into my workstations.

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