June 8, 20178 yr Basically I use this script and gradually over time it exceeds 2000mb is this a fault with the client or the script?
June 8, 20178 yr not entirely sure but it might be a client problem, i know there were some memory leak issue(s) not sure if they got fixed yet. someone correct me if i'm wrong.
June 8, 20178 yr Also experiencing this, after having 7 tabs open, I'd close 6, but my mem usage (occasionally) will remain nearly as high as when I had all 7 open.
June 9, 20178 yr Similar issues here. Very frustrating as well. Client can just end up freezing and not responding to anything. I tried to attach JVisualM to the bot but OSBot's SecurityManager doesn't allow it.... Next I tried to use JProfiler which did manage to attach. I haven't found anything promising yet but I'm pretty sure there is atleast one memory leak in the client.
June 9, 20178 yr Are you on a linux server? Most likely no audio driver installed so RS plays music and over time the memory leaks. Solution: install sound driver OR turn off the sound on rs
June 9, 20178 yr 1 hour ago, LIVING said: Are you on a linux server? Most likely no audio driver installed so RS plays music and over time the memory leaks. Solution: install sound driver OR turn off the sound on rs Ye have had this issue on t0pb0t as well, but that was a long time back. I'll double check on my accounts but I'm pretty sure that they didn't just change sound settings out of nowhere :P
June 9, 20178 yr 3 minutes ago, Krulvis said: Ye have had this issue on t0pb0t as well, but that was a long time back. I'll double check on my accounts but I'm pretty sure that they didn't just change sound settings out of nowhere :P Uhm this is a known memory leak that OSBot hasn't fixed
June 9, 20178 yr 7 minutes ago, Krulvis said: Ye have had this issue on t0pb0t as well, but that was a long time back. I'll double check on my accounts but I'm pretty sure that they didn't just change sound settings out of nowhere :P sound is on by default when you make a new account.
June 10, 20178 yr 10 hours ago, IDontEvenBot said: sound is on by default when you make a new account. The same leak appeared on t0pb0t so I am used to disabling sound on my accounts. This is not the issue. Something else is causing memory leaks...
June 10, 20178 yr Just blabbing, but after webwalking it doesn't drop down to previous RAM usage. Dunno if this is normal. Eventually had a ton of problem with memory management, though using -mem 1024 flag seemed to help.
June 10, 20178 yr 26 minutes ago, Krulvis said: The same leak appeared on t0pb0t so I am used to disabling sound on my accounts. This is not the issue. Something else is causing memory leaks... Is it possible OSbot is not allowing the garbage collector to properly identify which pieces of memory are no longer in use? No matter what I try I cant get ram useage to go down if I walk around runescape for a while, which leads me to believe the map isnt being released from memory. also, sometimes objects which I nulled earlier get return as not null when null checking them. Edited June 10, 20178 yr by IDontEvenBot
June 10, 20178 yr Just now, IDontEvenBot said: Is it possible OSbot is not allowing the garbage collector to properly identify which pieces of memory are no longer in use? No matter what I try I cant get ram useage to go down if I walk around runescape for a while, which leads me to believe the map isnt being released from memory. I really doubt that OSBot isn't allowing for GC to work As my scripts go, I thought they were the cause of memory leaks, though checked and rechecked and didn't find anything. Doesn't mean that I'm any good at identifying these though
June 10, 20178 yr 1 minute ago, nosepicker said: I really doubt that OSBot isn't allowing for GC to work As my scripts go, I thought they were the cause of memory leaks, though checked and rechecked and didn't find anything. Doesn't mean that I'm any good at identifying these though maybe not OSbot could have been the OSRS devs when they put the new minimap in game but my clients can get up to almost 2gb if I walk around long enough
June 10, 20178 yr Sometimes my client uses an absurd amount of CPU (80%-90% by only running 1 script). Just close and reopen the client, it should fix it. Edited June 10, 20178 yr by Jake Slang
Create an account or sign in to comment