25351 root       2    0  1080K    4K sleep     0:28  0.00%  0.00%
<mc>
  123 root       2    0   104K  136K sleep     0:22  0.00%  0.00%
syslogd
29643 nobody    18    0    21M 6632K sleep     0:20  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29642 nobody    18    0    21M 5920K sleep     0:19  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29644 nobody    18    0    17M 6372K sleep     0:18  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29636 nobody    18    0    17M 4988K sleep     0:17  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29639 nobody     2    0    19M 5604K sleep     0:17  0.00%  0.00%
httpd
29645 nobody    18    0    18M 5568K sleep     0:16  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29637 nobody    18    0    16M 5432K sleep     0:16  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29641 nobody    18    0    16M 6792K sleep     0:14  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29638 nobody    18    0    16M 5816K sleep     0:14  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29640 nobody    18    0    13M 5888K sleep     0:12  0.00%
0.00% httpd
29799 root       2    0   344K  324K sleep     0:06  0.00%  0.00%
sshd

Why httpd eating so much memory...?Is there any reasonable
answer?:)
> netbsd@purk.ee wrote:
>>
>> There is some trouble with swap space ...its about 200 MB
>> but its allways kinda full....and its kills some daemons..etc httpd i
>> cheked some help...but its says..that im need another disc..to
>> transfer swap slice...:)Maybe there is some command..or smt to
>> check what fills this space...?
>>
>
> Sounds like a runaway process is consuming all your memory.
> Have a look at the manual pages for ps(1) and top(1). If you
> find that one or more errant processes are bringing your system
> to a grinding halt then see the manual page for kill(1) for a
> way to stop them.
>
> Chris
>
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> chris.wareham@iosystems.co.uk (work)
> cwareham@btinternet.com (home)