Actually i am using Ubuntu Server 64 bit however this problem has been found in as i mentioned earlier in a reply in Debian and in Centos.. Centos at first i didnt think the problem existed however after looking into it deeper it did exist and similar scenario with debian on my dial distro out at the repeater system.. I primarily use ubuntu though on the rest of my servers ie home server and data center along with my test server.. The only dial distro i have at moment is running my two repeaters which are located off site. My centos version was running on a netbook seemed to run great other than the zombie process as i explained earlier in my email..

Loren Tedford (KC9ZHV) 
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On Tue, Dec 15, 2015 at 2:46 PM, kk6ecm <kk6ecm@gmail.com> wrote:
Which version are you using (Debian or CentOS), and how is it decreasing memory?

Thanks
Bob
kk6ecm

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On Dec 15, 2015, at 11:12 AM, Loren Tedford <lorentedford@gmail.com> wrote:

Greetings!!

I found an issue here today with rc.updatenodelist for some reason their was multiple pids with multiple instances of this running on my server so here is what i did to fix this problem.

in side /etc/asterisk/ folder i created a directory called scripts Example mkdir scripts
then inside this directory i created a script called nodelistupdate.sh Example nano nodelistupdate.sh

Once nano has opened up here is what i put inside the script.
#!/bin/sh
killall /usr/local/bin/rc.updatenodelist
sleep 2s
killall rc.updatenodelist
sleep 4s
/usr/local/bin/rc.updatenodelist


## Exit nano by ctrl x and saving changes with a y

Next i updated crontab-e to point to my directory and location of my script
*/30 * * * * sh /etc/asterisk/scripts/nodelistupdate.sh


This so far has worked for me and has decreased memory by almost half on my server.. I hope this helps some one out that is having issues with this process running away with its self 73's Have a Merry Christmas!!

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