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Originally Posted by andywan The problem I see is that something appears to use up all of the memory on the box, and I see kernel messages displayed on the screen saying it's killing processes to make more memory, and finally dies when there's no more spare processes for it to kill. Reboot, and it comes back to normal, until it next occurs |
Yeah, it's unfortunate that you're running into that, but I agree with Kevin that I think vmware is the culprit, moreso than the OS or Zimbra.
I have a test server setup where I can screw around with all the settings and otherwise break things without users complaining... and it's running on a dual 600Mhz box with 386MB of RAM with no problems at all (other than a long load time, but that's to be expected on a box like that :-)
If you wish to pursue running it in VMware, I'd also make sure you have plenty of swap setup. Under VMware, it'll be dog slow once it starts doing any significant swaping, but it in theory should at least work.
Have a good one,
-Eric