Re: Firefox stability?

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Thanks for mentioning that, I did not know there was now a tool to
take care of this job.

The default for earlyoom won't fix that issue if you have enough swap
space defined.  it defaults to don't TERM until 50% of swap is left.
My machine is swapping on SSD and the machine is mosly useless once it
gets less than 1gbyte into swap.

I have added an option on one of my machines that has seen issues
often (only 10GB ram) to -s 95,95 so it will allow a little bit of
swap before killing.

I will refresh the web page I know will act up within a day or 2 and
see if it kills it fast enough.

On Wed, May 20, 2020 at 7:55 AM Ed Greshko <ed.greshko@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On 2020-05-19 23:05, Roger Heflin wrote:
> > Keep in mind if it does not "crash" and you have enough swap that the
> > machine will just get so slow as to be useless.
> >
>
> And that is exactly the type of problem earlyoom is trying to solve.
>
> Users should also be aware that, by default, earlyoom is called with
>
> Preferring to kill process names that match regex '^Web Content$'
>
> With "Web Content" being a firefox thing.  Other web browsers are not immune to eating up
> excessive memory due to number of tabs open and the content being served.  So, if you're not
> a firefox user and you'd rather earlyoom kill one of your tabs instead of picking some other
> application you may be running you'd need to adjust the setting.
>
> You also may wish to add to the --avoid list.
>
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