Memory leak on loaded Security Gateway with UserCheck rules in the policy

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Solution ID	sk110362
Technical Level
Product	Application Control
Version	R77.20 (EOL), R77.30 (EOL)
Date Created	02-Mar-2016
Last Modified	17-May-2017

Symptoms

Memory leak on heavily loaded gateway with Application Control / URL Filtering with UserCheck rules in the Security policy.

Kernel debug shows:

[fw4_0];fw_drv_fini: 292 bytes allocated by 'user_check_incident.c:59' leaked at ffff8103df329e10 allocation time 557a3c3b
[fw4_0];FW-1: fw_smem_stat_report: total unfreed smem allocations: 5464, bytes 73407092
[fw4_0];FW-1: SMEM Leak in: user_check_incident.c:59: smem bytes 954716, smem num of allocations 3198
[fw4_0];FW-1: SMEM Leak in: user_check_incident.c:59: smem bytes 596164, smem num of allocations 2004
[fw4_0];FW-1: SMEM Leak in: user_check_incident.c:59: smem bytes 44164, smem num of allocations 150
[fw4_0];FW-1: SMEM None logged: smem bytes 346244, smem num of allocations 1157
[fw4_0];FW-1: Leak in: user_check_incident.c:59: hmem_bytes 598604888

Cause

The uc_incidents kernel table is always full and as a result, some insertion operations may fail.

Solution

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