Fw: Occasional inetd lockups...

I have also seen this problem very occasionally along with other strange problems that I finally chased down to a design flaw in the cache timing of the motherboard I was using. It was causing programs (some more often than others) to get kernel paging request failures. Gcc was really good at find

RE: Occasional inetd lockups...

, 1997 1:11 PM To: Dave Ross Cc: Debian-User (E-mail) Subject:Re: Occasional inetd lockups... Hows about xinetd ? Works great for me. On Tue, 8 Apr 1997, Dave Ross wrote: > Hi, > > I've been having a recurrent problem with inetd freezing. I am at my wits > ends

Re: Occasional inetd lockups...

Hows about xinetd ? Works great for me. On Tue, 8 Apr 1997, Dave Ross wrote: > Hi, > > I've been having a recurrent problem with inetd freezing. I am at my wits > ends with this problem. Here is the setup:- > > Basic 1.1 installation, but with networking components upgraded to:- > > netbase

Occasional inetd lockups...

Hi, I've been having a recurrent problem with inetd freezing. I am at my wits ends with this problem. Here is the setup:- Basic 1.1 installation, but with networking components upgraded to:- netbase-2.09-1 netstd-2.06-1 (i.e. parts from Debian 1.2). The upgrade has made no difference to the p