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Hello,

   I'm running "unison" to keep a rather large backup image (4.2 GB)
synchronized on three different systems. The manual (and people on the
unison mailing lists) claim that unison uses the "rsync" protocol the
update files which have been modified.

   I'm having a problem though. When I run unison on my XP system (to
sync with my NetBSD system), it runs for a while, but then suddenly
stops with an "Out of memory" error.

   I asked about this problem on the unison mailing lists, and I got the
obvious answer: "Some system is running out of memory, find out which". :=
-)

   It doesn't seem like the source system (the XP machine) is consuming
any memory worth mentioning. But when I run "top" on my NetBSD system I
can see that the unison process begins allocating more and more memory,
until it finally stops, and the XP system reports the "Out of
memory"-error. By that point it has allocated somewhere over 100MB of RAM=
=2E

   This system has 2GB physical RAM, so it's not running out of actual
(physical) memory.

   How can I increase the amount of memory an application can allocate?
(I assume this is why the program fails).

--=20
Kind regards,
Jan Danielsson



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