Statseeker 5.6.1 has a memory leak for the real-time polling tool which can use a large amount of the Statseeker host's memory.
This bug is fixed in Statseeker 5.6.2.
Below is an example of the Real Time Polling running:
The command line shows the process for this:
statseeker$ ps -auwx | grep nim-fast
statseeker 62802 1.0 0.1 21948 6784 - Ss Tue07 8:34.61 nim-fastpoll
statseeker 39861 0.0 0.0 12872 2040 0 S+ 14:14 0:00.00 grep nim-fast
The currently running Real Time Poller's memory usage can be killed by:
As Admin, go to > Admin Tool GUI > Statseeker Administration section > Services > Edit mode (in blue upper right corner of the page) and then scrolling down the Nim-fastpoll Daemon line and clicking the "Restart" button and then click "Yes" on the window that pops up:
Statseeker will then have a new process ID for the nim-fastpoll process and the Real Time Poller will have it's statistics collection reset.
statseeker$ ps -auwx | grep nim-fast
statseeker 42235 1.0 0.1 19388 6856 - Ss 14:26 0:00.00 nim-fastpoll
statseeker 42270 0.0 0.0 12872 2044 0 S+ 14:26 0:00.00 grep nim-fast
