0.9.44 beta "Faulting module name: libeay32.dll"

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#61 Post by **botg** » 2014-10-29 10:35

Looks like lack of memory.

What the memory consumption of the FileZilla Server.exe process on your machine? Does it rise over time?

Update: It appears there is a memory leak every time the last FTP over TLS connection closes.

Workaround: Keep a client using FTP over TLS connected at all times

asin · #62 Post by **asin** » 2014-10-29 13:32

botg wrote:Looks like lack of memory.

What the memory consumption of the FileZilla Server.exe process on your machine? Does it rise over time?

Update: It appears there is a memory leak every time the last FTP over TLS connection closes.

Workaround: Keep a client using FTP over TLS connected at all times

Hello,

Last crash was on the 27th at 10:11AM. Memory usage for FileZilla Server.exe is 1,478GB so far, it's creeping up slowly. (200K/min, or something like that.) The host has 64GB RAM, I'll check the memory usage from time to time.

#63 Post by **botg** » 2014-10-29 13:41

32bit process. It'll crash no later than 2GiB.

somebody08 · #64 Post by **somebody08** » 2014-10-29 17:07

Great news, the new DLL seemed to have fixed the crashing!

My connection counter in the log reached over 26,000 since my last post.

I did notice that the server started slowing down significantly.
It would take about 10 seconds to initiate a data transfer. After restarting FZ it fixed the lag.

What could be causing this?

#65 Post by **botg** » 2014-10-29 18:25

I did notice that the server started slowing down significantly.

Just slow, or does the server also consume a lot of CPU usage at the same time?

#66 Post by **botg** » 2014-10-29 19:59

Starting with the next version of FileZilla Server, the installer configures Windows to automatically create minidumps on FileZilla Server crashes.

#67 Post by **botg** » 2014-10-30 10:45

FileZilla Server 0.9.48 has been released, containing all previous fixes as well as the updated OpenSSL files.

somebody08 · #68 Post by **somebody08** » 2014-11-11 17:59

it's not crashing, but I'm seeing something I've never seen before on transfers
"229 Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||8659|)"

also, the memory usage is steadily increasing.

version 9.48

#69 Post by **boco** » 2014-11-11 19:14

"229 Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||8659|)"

Either you have a client connected that explicitly uses Extended Passive (EPSV) mode, or the client uses IPv6 (where EPSV is mandatory).

somebody08 · #70 Post by **somebody08** » 2014-11-12 17:49

boco wrote:
"229 Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||8659|)"
Either you have a client connected that explicitly uses Extended Passive (EPSV) mode, or the client uses IPv6 (where EPSV is mandatory).

Ok that makes sense, I have passive mode 8000 to 9000 port range.

remona · #71 Post by **remona** » 2018-10-01 07:56

If the problem is found in the computer related to the dll then it is not a big issue you need to download libeay32-dll file after that install it.

#72 Post by **boco** » 2018-10-01 09:44

Hogwash. Just reinstall the Server to reinstate the file. Downloading DLL files from dubious sources is very bad practice.

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