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Subject: Re: memory leak in Init 10.3-STABLE .svn_revision 304147 ?
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03.03.2018 23:11, Julian H. Stacey wrote:

> Oops!  I got Subject & body wrong s/inetd/init/ !
> 
> Was:        memory leak in inetd 10.3-STABLE .svn_revision 304147 ?
> Should be:  memory leak in init 10.3-STABLE .svn_revision 304147 ?

There is no evidence that /sbin/init has memory leak (nor inetd), what makes you think so?

Pleas show output of "top -ores -d1" command.