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crash in ProcessMessages, 0.12.0.58 #933

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ralphtheninja opened this issue Aug 10, 2016 · 6 comments
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crash in ProcessMessages, 0.12.0.58 #933

ralphtheninja opened this issue Aug 10, 2016 · 6 comments

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@ralphtheninja
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From ~/.dash/debug.log. Unfortunately it's the only information I have.

2016-08-10 13:06:50 CActiveMasternode::SendMasternodePing() - Relay Masternode Ping vin
 = CTxIn(COutPoint(8a131e20b4674335431e1dc4a01a6c3dfe0ef6eb03868b58bea98c027d4a242b, 1)
, scriptSig=)
2016-08-10 13:06:50 

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EXCEPTION: St9bad_alloc       
std::bad_alloc       
dash in ProcessMessages()       
@schinzelh
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Thanks for submitting, the debug.log does not help much though. The interesting part is

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EXCEPTION: St9bad_alloc       
std::bad_alloc       
dash in ProcessMessages(

but it doesnt tell much :-)

@tgflynn
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tgflynn commented Aug 13, 2016

Was your node running on a machine with a quite small amount of memory ?

This looks the kind of error one would see if the process ran out of memory.

@ralphtheninja
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Was your node running on a machine with a quite small amount of memory ?

It has 1Gb of memory and the process have never exceeded 500Mb, so it wouldn't fail unless the process was trying to allocate 500Mb, which feels unlikely.

@tgflynn
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tgflynn commented Aug 13, 2016

Is this repeatable at all, or did it only happen once ?

@tgflynn
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tgflynn commented Aug 13, 2016

I still think it's probably memory exhaustion. This certainly wasn't the only running process and the kernel needs memory too. 1 GB may be just too tight for all this unless you have swap space enabled (but that might be very slow if more memory is actually needed often).

@ralphtheninja
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Is this repeatable at all, or did it only happen once ?

Only happened once.

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