RAM Usage

[LindsayCole]

Plex Requests.Net Version:

1.7.5

Operating System:

Server 2012 R2

Not sure if this is normal or not, but after about 12 hours of use, PR is using 2.5GB of memory. My install had zero users at the time. And does not have a ton of requests pending.

Is this normal? Is there anyway I can designate it a certain amount of RAM? At one point, it was actually crashing Plex.

Thanks,

[tidusjar]

Set your log level to Warn, I have fixed this in the dev build. Release TBA

[LindsayCole]

Thanks for the prompt response.

I changed to Warn, and I got this popup after submitting:

DataTables warning: table id=example - Ajax error. For more information about this error, please see http://datatables.net/tn/7

[tidusjar]

Really? :/ Can you send me your database please? plexrequests.sqlite to jamierees@outlook.com.

Thanks.

[LindsayCole]

uhh, that file is 528MB.

I can provide remote access for you if you would like?

[LindsayCole]

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[zenjabba]

Wait till it grows to 1.5GB, and watch your system cry :)

[tidusjar]

It's the log files 😡

[zenjabba]

tis all good. This program is making my life so much easier... Glad I can be here to help you make it better.

[LindsayCole]

How would you like to proceed tidusjar?

That error doesn't seem to affect usability, and RAM usage is ~70MB since I made the change. So anything past this, is purely for helping this problem in the future ;)

[tidusjar]

Can I suggest to restore one of the backed up database files and just set the log level to error maybe?

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Those backs are from the previous version. How would that affect this
install?

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[tidusjar]

Should be fine, the databases usually stay mostly backwards compatible with the smaller increments.

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Those backs are from the previous version. How would that affect this
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[tidusjar]

I'm going to close this and use #313 as the master. I have already made lots of fixes in the dev build to resolve this issue (Including automatically setting the log level to Warn when you open the new version)