[Users] Strange OpenSER startup failure (new_connection: No enough memory)

Hi, Before diving myself into the details: Does anyone know what is the reason for (and how can we overcome) an out-of-memory error that OpenSER throws when establishing a database connection on parsing the config file (startup)? An almost identical config file runs without troubles on another system (SuSE linux 9.2 instead of 10.0, i.e., mysql version 4.0.x instead of 4.1.1). Openser is a CVS snapshot dated 12.03.2006. Please see the attached startup log - I find it strange that OpenSER removes the mysql connections from the pool after having created them and afterwards creates them again. Any "linger"-issues? Log attached; relevant script excerpt: 184> if(save("location")) 185> { 186> xlog("L_INFO","$rm: SUCCESS saving location info\n\n"); 187> 188> } 189> else 190> { 191> xlog("L_INFO","$rm: ERROR while saving location info\n\n"); 192> } 193> return; In addition, when commenting out the save("location") statement, OpenSER stops at the next avp op. Apparently there is really a memory problem. Any idea what can be the reason (1GB of RAM + 2 GB of swap should be sufficient... ;) tia, best regards --Joachim