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reducing memory consumption

 
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Are there any parameters I can set to make JForum consume less resources?

I am running it under Jetty on Debian with 128M and thrashing.

Thanks

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JForum is using so much memory in your machine? I don't have any configurations for that. How much data the forum have?

Rafael
[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]
 
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The number of users and posts is quite small,
since I am the only user and I'm just testing
some things. I'm seeing a typical resident set
size upwards of 70 MB for jetty with jforum --
jetty is running a couple of other small servlets
but they are a drop in the bucket. I am running
jetty with java -Xmx24m to reduce the maximum
heap size but it doesn't seem to make a difference.

-- Guy

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Well, even my Tomcat, with no applications, may start with a lot of initial memory. Now, if as you are using jforum the memory usage increases too much and never decreases, so there may be a memory leak, otherwise it should be "normal" behaviour.

Rafael
[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]
 
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