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    backup mail report says INTERRUPTED but it's not ?

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      Pilow @florent
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      @florent since your early patch of my XOA (xo-server restart at the disk activity peak)
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      noticing vif0 transmitting a bit on the network and different ram activity on a timespan of 2 hours

      something has changed, is it for the better ? 🙂 let the night decide

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        acebmxer
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        Updated to XOA 6.2.0 Will monitor memory usage and report back.

        Current use before backups after update. All host and pools connected as of yesterday.

        Screenshot 2026-02-26 135750.png

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          Pilow @acebmxer
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          uptime is 2 days for me
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          but restarted xo-server yesterday

          zoom on 2 hours
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            florent Vates 🪐 XO Team @Pilow
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            @Pilow we really did only add one small log . we'll need to dive deeper for a real cause ( and fix)

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              Pilow @florent
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              @florent okay
              but at 3 days without reboot i'm like this :
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              still on XOA 6.1.2

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                acebmxer
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                I may have fixed the issue myself. I have moved our Windows VM backups to Veeam and leaving XOA to backup linux VMs.

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                  MajorP93 @acebmxer
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                  @acebmxer That is very interesting! So according to your tests the XOA backup memory leak is only occurring when Windows VMs are being backed up?

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                    acebmxer @MajorP93
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                    @MajorP93

                    No by reducing the number of vms that are being backed up by xoa.

                    I moved Windows vms to veeam as we need application aware backups.

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                      MajorP93 @acebmxer
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                      @acebmxer Okay I see. Yeah that correlates with @florent 's observation that the problem was not visible in a small test environment. Only during high backup load the problem really becomes visible. (In my case 106 VMs, backup jobs running in parallel)

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                        Pilow @MajorP93
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                        @MajorP93 we have almost same size 30 backup jobs (mixed delta/cr/repl/dr) for 95+ VMs
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                        but these are not operated by XOA but dispatched in 4 XO Proxies

                        and still XOA get OOM killed 😕

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