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Emacs fails with "Memory exhausted" error #196
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Hi, I reproduced the issue and I've got the same problem. I suspect the issue is due to limitation with proot backend. Does your JuNest work with proot as backend? Is the SECCOMP disabled? |
I agree, it's likely caused by proot, because the issue doesn't reproduce with |
Unfortunately Hopefully, Whenever the linux OS you are using has the user namespace configured, try to use |
Hi, |
Hi @vincenthage, Thanks a lot about the effort for fixing proot. Hopefully during the next days I will test the PR and let you know if such solution works. |
I have just run a small test by compiling the PR from @vincenthage suggestion. Before:
After:
It seems SECCOMP is enabled indeed, but when running |
Which kernel version do you have? |
The kernel version is:
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I'm not able to run Emacs under junest. It starts, but then fails with !MEM FULL! (Memory exhausted) message as soon as I try to do anything.
Here's how to reproduce:
C-h r
Result: "memory exhausted" message. Note that emacs doesn't crash, but it's pretty useless in this state.
However, emacs doesn't consume any excessive memory amount as shown by
ps
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