Nice, 12 days... 296... let’s see mine in 12 days.mine is set to -c 500
"sct 296 cert cache: # of certs in cache" and memory usage 6.3% with 3d 13:33 uptime. 413 MB of 512MB RAM is used on my router and I don't care how much RAM is used.
1.92 / 1024.00 MB Swap is used, router is up for more than 12 days.
https://www.linuxatemyram.com/
Nice, 12 days... 296... let’s see mine in 12 days.
Mine is 150 and memory is at 3.968 (1.6%) using the new OpenSSL lib.
But I still find it not enough after 3 and a half day with 15 purge.
memory usage 6.3% with 3d 13:33 uptime.
Hmmm... whatever... I think I can spare 6mb for that 250 cert... lolFinding the right -c X will be an iterative process. Doesn't hurt to start with a bigger value (for people already using the new openssl lib).
My two instances in load balance mode after 11 days. I'm still on the first issue of 2.1.0. '-c 250' but only used up ~200 slots so far.
n1 is RT56/Entware. n2 is Edgerouter X/Debian.
Memory usage on n1.
Memory usage on n2.
Both have same amount of requests. n2 ends up using less memory. This is a surprise to me because memory situation used to be much worse on Debian than Entware.
I did have a new openssl lib on Debian. Seems its effect is even more profound than on Entware.
ould you check if you're on the new openssl lib? 6.3% translates to ~30MB memory usage. That sounds like the old openssl lib.
Lol... see your memory usage drop....I've checked and it was "libopenssl - 1.0.2n-1b" so updated to 1c
I see that even the cert cache increase, not necessarily the memory will move upward.
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Not consistent.
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