David et.al.:
I'm normally running 97% idle, hopefully I'm not hitting the ceiling, maybe
I am.
Top is the only thing I know to use to monitor memory, processes, etc. Can
you/anyone recommend something I can run to check such items besides top?
It's not very friendly to capturing to text files
OK. How would I turn on console logging?
Thanks very much for the help,
Scott
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From: "Richard Potter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 9:09 AM
Subject: Re: Server failure
> On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, scott
On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, David Talkington wrote:
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> scott.list wrote:
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> >3. other things I can try if it happens again short of an ungracefull power
> >cycle?
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> Another thought on this: if you have a root window open to this system
> somewhere at the time o
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scott.list wrote:
>3. other things I can try if it happens again short of an ungracefull power
>cycle?
Another thought on this: if you have a root window open to this system
somewhere at the time of the failure, you can sometimes sneak out of
this safely by d
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scott.list wrote:
>fork: Resource temporarily unavailable
Something's running you out of resources (memory, number of processes,
etc.). My suggestion would be to run a script that monitors resource
usage every minute or two and log it, to give you a snapshot
On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, scott.list wrote:
> I take care of a server fo a client that handles DNS, mail, and radius
> authentication. Twice in as many months, the server has failed. Prior to
> that it has performed without incident for a year or so. It is running
> RH6.0 + updates.
Sounds like
. Radius was not authenticating, but it's accounting logs continued to
generate stop records for users attempting but failing to authenticate via
radius (correct behavior), and for users disconnecting that were on prior to
server failure.
4. Dns was not dns'ing . (rpm bind-8.2.3-0.6.x)
5.
