Memory leak?

[Matt Millard]

I've got a new Nagios setup that's been acting up on me now that I've got most of my hosts being monitored.  I have 170 hosts, and about 700 services being monitored.  We are currently monitoring ping, sshd, ntpd and ftpd on all servers.  We also have a few dns, httpd, paging space(using check_by_ssh) monitors in place.  



Basically what I'm seeing is that when I start up Nagios it utilizes about 4MB of memory.  If I don't restart the process for 24-48 hours then it will utilize all 1.25GB of memory on our system.  I've tried turning off a couple of the service checks, but it doesn't seem to make any difference.  Anyone have any suggestions or similar experiences?  Any more information needed?



Here are the versions we're running:

RHEL 3.0

nagios-1.2-0.rhel3.dag

nagios-plugins-1.3.1-11



Matt





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