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Env: Well, we're running Nevada on our clients/test servers and S10u7 on production servers. Right now OpenSolaris is not an option duetue its several limitiations ...
Fixes: Yes, for now and since testing I installed the SUNWsudo* packages as well as the SUNWphp52* + SUNWapch22*-php52 packages and symlinked /usr/apache2/2.2/libexec/mod_php5.so to /opt/zimbra/httpd-2.2.8/modules/libphp5.so. However finally those packages will not be installed on production servers - pfexec/rbac + smf is our [the] way to handle services today.
Also found the conf/localconfig.xml and adjusted the percentages to 10%. This wasn't enough since InnoDB is a 32bit binary only and didn't restart as well - innodb_buffer_pool_size was too large (max. addressable memory is 4GB) - manually setting the innodb_buffer_pool_size to 1 GB in conf/my.cnf
fixed finally the problem.
Anyway, the RFE is: The install script should check, whether the autosizes are >= 4 GB, and should reduce it for Xms as well as Innodb, if that's the case.
Also I think, having a percentage value here is really a bad thing. If the zcs zone gets transferred to another server e.g. with 128GB RAM, zcs will break again. If it gets transferred back to a machine with e.g. with 4 or 8 GB RAM it would break again or would be awefully slow. So zcs config should allow to have/use absolute as well, whereby absolute values would overule the percentage "rules"...  |