ASF stop working after few hours

[the-davinci-code]

After few hours of work I've seen Killed with no errors. I tried to update ASF manually and create new config file but still nothing changed.
I use ASF on Debian 10 on VDS. That bug starts about 3-5 months ago and I thing that was bug of new version and in future it will be fixed cause I didnt change anything its just stop working normally

[DAYAR4ik]

I join this "ticket", I have the same error. I use ASF on Linux Ubuntu latest stable version, on raspberry pi. Same problems for the last couple of months.

[MikeLund]

Check sudo dmesg -T and see if there's any info there -- if you're using a cheap VPS (low amounts of RAM), it's likely being killed due to low free RAM.

[JustArchi]

There is nothing in ASF to kill the process after several hours of it running. Killed means it's your Linux OS (actually the kernel) killing the process, and such kill always results in appropriate log in dmesg or journalctl. If I had to blindly guess, I'd say that your OS is probably running out of memory - consider checking low-memory setup wiki section for some tips and tricks how you can help with that.

[the-davinci-code]

But I use same configuration of VDS that few months ago but AFS works normally. OK what latest version of ASF requires minimal RAM?

[JustArchi]

That doesn't change anything, it's entirely possible that old ASF version was already on the edge of being killed and new one simply uses more memory and passes that point. Like I said, go check low memory setup on ASF wiki, likely you can make ASF use less memory and therefore not be killed like before.