This is a discussion on Re: BIND 9.2.3 and zone transfers larger than 64MB within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; >>>>> "Mark" == Mark Hennessy <mhennessy@cloud9.net> writes: Mark> I get ...
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>>>>> "Mark" == Mark Hennessy <mhennessy@cloud9.net> writes:
Mark> I get the following output in my logs: Mark> Aug 27 08:45:17 <host> named[83125]: transfer of = Mark> 'rbl-plus.mail-abuse.org/IN' from <mail-abuse.IP>#53: failed Mark> while receiving responses: out of memory Mark> My named process also dies every few hours or so. What gets printed in the logs? Mark> Is there any recommended course of action to take to fix Mark> this that does = not involve going back to BIND 8? Your name server is clearly running out of memory. Perhaps you have artificially low resource limits on the amount of RAM/VM that named can use? Aside from throwing more memory at the name server, you might want to look at why it's running out. Perhaps there is some other problem like a memory leak in the OS or your name server is serving too many (large) zones for the resources it's been allocated? What are the OS-imposed limits? How much RAM/VM does the box have? What other processes are guzzling RAM and VM resources? Do you have any resource limits imposed in the named.conf file? The size of the zone transfer has nothing to do with the problem. Loading a 64Mb zone file shouldn't be an issue either. BIND9 regularly loads zones bigger than 1 Gb. However loading this 64Mb file could be a problem if the OS won't let the name server use that much extra RAM or VM. Which is what seems to be the case here. |
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