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Hi @all, I've the following output of a USR1 signal against the tor daemon in my log: Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] --------------- Dumping memory information: Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] In buffers for 2021 connections: 6103606 used/6770688 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] For 2 OR listener connections: 0 used/0 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] For 1269 OR connections: 478155 used/573440 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] For 742 Exit connections: 5625383 used/6189056 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] For 1 Socks listener connections: 0 used/0 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] For 1 Directory listener connections: 0 used/0 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] For 1 Directory connections: 68 used/8192 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] For 4 CPU worker connections: 0 used/0 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] For 1 Control listener connections: 0 used/0 allocated Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] In rephist: 567424 used by 3928 Tors. Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] In 7136 live descriptors: 9860168 bytes. In 14728 old descriptors: 20229585 bytes. Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] 3317 cells allocated on 1203 circuits. 0 cells leaked. Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] Our DNS cache has 455 entries. Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] Our DNS cache size is approximately 184816 bytes. Oct 11 19:16:36.000 [notice] mallinfo() said: arena=119304192, ordblks=6628, smblks=100, hblks=1, hblkhd=1052672, usmblks=0, fsmblks=6192, uordblks=89103552, fordblks=30200640, keepcost=4846928 For my monitoring of the relay I thought having a look at the built circuits would be the right approach and indicates a "healthy" relay. But then I stumbled over the "Connections" vs. "OR connections" vs "circuits" (I bolded the values). Now I'm a little bit confused. What is the right approach to monitor the health of a (n exit) relay? Thanks in advance, ~Josef |
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