Hi all, keep getting a problem with unraid killing python due to low memory, it seems to be related to sabnzbd trying to extract a movie, could it be a bad nzb? Is there a way to restart python, or stop sabnzbd extracting the file, or change the priority so it doesn't kill python? I'm running 5rc12a

 

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: 0 pages in swap cache

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: Swap cache stats: add 0, delete 0, find 0/0

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: Free swap = 0kB

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: Total swap = 0kB

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: 1179632 pages RAM

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: 951298 pages HighMem

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: 142138 pages reserved

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: 7295 pages shared

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: 1004347 pages non-shared

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ pid ] uid tgid total_vm rss cpu oom_adj oom_score_adj name

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 705] 0 705 586 229 0 -17 -1000 udevd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 993] 0 993 477 152 0 0 0 syslogd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 997] 0 997 464 97 0 0 0 klogd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 1027] 0 1027 511 102 0 0 0 dhcpcd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 1044] 1 1044 490 119 0 0 0 rpc.portmap

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 1052] 0 1052 527 198 0 0 0 rpc.statd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 1063] 0 1063 475 134 0 0 0 inetd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 1072] 0 1072 466 159 0 0 0 acpid

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 1082] 81 1082 619 91 0 0 0 dbus-daemon

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 1087] 0 1087 477 146 0 0 0 crond

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 1089] 0 1089 475 73 0 0 0 atd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8480] 0 8480 2958 408 0 0 0 emhttp

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8481] 0 8481 464 132 0 0 0 agetty

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8482] 0 8482 464 133 0 0 0 agetty

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8483] 0 8483 464 134 0 0 0 agetty

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8484] 0 8484 464 133 0 0 0 agetty

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8485] 0 8485 464 134 0 0 0 agetty

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8486] 0 8486 464 134 0 0 0 agetty

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8515] 0 8515 2297 477 0 0 0 nmbd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8517] 0 8517 3952 954 0 0 0 smbd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 8522] 0 8522 3953 514 0 0 0 smbd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 9520] 0 9520 585 198 0 -17 -1000 udevd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 9521] 0 9521 585 183 0 -17 -1000 udevd

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 9577] 0 9577 5094 121 0 0 0 shfs

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 9584] 0 9584 9289 266 0 0 0 shfs

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 9611] 99 9611 21972 8516 0 0 0 python

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 9833] 99 9833 53540 13396 0 0 0 python

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: [ 9922] 99 9922 48780 6672 0 0 0 python

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: Out of memory: Kill process 9833 (python) score 12 or sacrifice child

Apr 23 11:44:17 Tower kernel: Killed process 9833 (python) total-vm:214160kB, anon-rss:50380kB, file-rss:3204kB

How much memory is in your system ?  Restart with the mem=4096 bootoption and try again.. Having to much high memory limits your low memory.. Also there are a few sabnzbd options that limit memory use, try them..

 

Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Thans for the reply, 4gb installed however it does say max 128mb in system info (simple features), how do I start with the boot option, I'm assuming I put something in my go file?

Mmmm... if you have 4gb I do not think it will work.. you might just really be doing to much... Make sure you set the memory saving options in sabnzbd... if you want to try the boot option, it is an option that shows up at boot, so you need a monitor and keyboard on your system and a reset..

Gave that a go, no luck, have narrowed it down a little... When it is unpacking a file in sabnzbd it seems to get to a point where it says moving... Then it kills python, could this be because its copying the file into memory? I'm definitely running sabnzbd off my cache drive though....

Gave that a go, no luck, have narrowed it down a little... When it is unpacking a file in sabnzbd it seems to get to a point where it says moving... Then it kills python, could this be because its copying the file into memory? I'm definitely running sabnzbd off my cache drive though....

Does not matter where it is running from if it is using a temp file in the RAM file-system.  (and running out of space there)  There might be a setting for the working directory where it unpacks files.

 

Joe L.

Tried extracting the file in mc, but it crashed out aswell! Now trying to do it from a windows pc 49%, kind of hoping it fails, least then I know it's down to a dodgy file!

These are my settings, check them out:

 

Folders, temporary download folder:

 /mnt/temp/incomplete/sabnzbd

(this is a share in the array that I have set cache only, so it downloads to my ssd)

 

Completed download folders:

/mnt/temp/completed/series and /mnt/temp/completed/movies

(these directories are monitored by sickbeard and couchpotato, they will move the video files to /mnt/movies and /mnt/series (those are regular array shares)

 

Switches / Queue:

Pause Downloading During Post-Processing switched on.

(makes the system impact a bit lower, I noticed that when using the array heavily having this off would cause stuttering)

 

Only get Articles for Top of Queue switched on

(uses less memory)