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We use powershell scripts on some sles 12 vms for testing purposes. The scripts are automatically started from a windows server. Now I see that every call of a single script starts a new instance of omiagent. That is ok, but the agents never exit. So the memory usage increases until the vms start swapping.

Does anybody know that problem and can tell a solution?

BTW: Calling the scripts per ssh is not a solution, because we transfer complex hashtables between the machines.

Tobias Wollgam
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It is not a solution but a workaround:

A script kills all processes with name omiagent but the last two startet. This script is started by cron every minute.

This workaround needs the following preconditions:

  • There are only a few remote calls per minute.
  • There are no parallel (or overlapping) remote calls.
Tobias Wollgam
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