Hello Theodoros,

thank you for this report. You have unveiled a memory leak in the recent
version of dtninbox. By now you can not fix it using the releases, but I
can suggest a work-around. The dtninbox mechanism is quite simple, you
can replace it by using dtntrigger and a simple script.

Create a new file named inbox.sh with this content...

--- inbox.sh script ---
#!/bin/sh
#

tar xvf $2
--- end of script ---

Then start dtntrigger like this...
$ dtntrigger -w /data/tmp inbox /bin/sh inbox.sh

The script will handle incoming bundles as dtninbox would do.

I made already a patch to solve the mem-leak issue of dtninbox and it is
queued for the next release 0.12.2.

Kind regards,
Johannes


Am 30.05.2014 17:10, schrieb Theodoros Bourchas:

> I can see the entire bundle received correctly under
> /overlay/TMP/bundles, but when I run the above command, after some time
> a message "Killed" is appeared. As a result, part of the whole bundle is
> received (around 10-11 MB), while under /overlay/inboxFolder I can see a
> blob with the entire size of 100MB.
>
> I would be grateful if you had any hint about this behavior and how I
> can fix it.
> Thanks in advance,

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