Re: How to monitor resources on Linux.

[John R Allgood <jallgood(at)the-allgoods(dot)net>]

Hello All

    Yeap that was us on the pcmiler past issues. This app provides mileage lookup for our application. Our customers require us to use that package for mileage lookup. Unfortunately there linux version is not developed as heavily as the windows version when we started having the vendor look at the code we discovered that it was compiled under Redhat 8.0. At this point I believe that maybe we don't have an "not enough memory issue" but maybe a memory bleed. This will definitely require us to dig a little deeper.

Tom Lane wrote:

jallgood(at)the-allgoods(dot)net writes:
  

    We have this one app "pcmiler" that ties directly into our backend
    of our application and will not run in an 64bit enviroment.
    

Hmmm ... we have heard of pcmiler before on these lists, and there has
never been anything good said about it.  Do a bit of archive searching,
and then consider if you can't find something else.

I'm not totally clear on what pcmiler really does, but perhaps there's
some overlap with PostGIS?  Not that PostGIS has no bugs, but at least
it's open-source code and you can hope to get useful commentary from
people who can look at the source.  Right at the moment I think you are
stuck trying to get support from pcmiler's authors, because no one else
in the world knows everything that's happening in your system or can fix
it.

			regards, tom lane

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