This is a discussion on -bash: /bin/ps: Cannot allocate memory within the Linux software forums, part of the Linux Getting Started category; i getting this error message "-bash: /bin/ps: Cannot allocate memory" when trying to run ps command i am running Centos ...
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i getting this error message "-bash: /bin/ps: Cannot allocate memory"
when trying to run ps command i am running Centos 4, when i am trying to log in server using su -, it doesn;t accpt passwd. i tried to enter from single user mode for passwd reset and run the passwd command the again the same error message "-bash: /bin/ps: Cannot allocate memory" Pl. help me. Thanks In Advance |
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Reboot the box. There are tons of cause of such errors:
a) Disk error b) Out of memory c) Server hacked etc
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