Hi!
Thanks for all the many replies. I think it may boil down to two possible
causes: (1) running out of file descriptors and (2) something to do with
TCP
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(1) Running out of file descriptors:
Under this scenario .... is there a log somewhere (cache.log?) which will
state that I am really running out of it? I checked my access.log,
cache.log and store.log ... and nothing about low or losing file
descriptors.
But with all the help from Michael, Henrik, and Dancer .. I am ready to
recompile my kernel with all the changes in place .... btw ... is 2.2.6
newer than 2.2.12 or the other way around .... somewhere I got confused with
the numbering .. because the last kernel version I used was 2.0.36. If I
got it right .. the numbering goes 2.2.1, 2.2.12 ... 2.2.2 ... 2.2.6 .. or
did I get it wrong.
Also ... do I need to apply alan cox's patch for kernel 2.2.6?
(2) TCP
I did what Darren instructed and did a netstat -a | grep 8085 ...... I
didn't get that much SYN_ACK ... but I did get a lot of FIN_WAIT1 and
FIN_WAIT2 with specific IP addresses. I then checked /proc/sys/net/ipv4/
... and I found two files: tcp_retries1 and tcp_retries2 .... are these the
settings for the FIN_WAITs?
Btw .. in case I change something under this directory ... should I do
anything else ... does it take effect automatically .. or is a reboot
enough?
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I have not done anything yet ..... as I continue to make some more
isolations of the problem. At least i'm down to 2 and hopefully down to 1 by
tomorrow.
Thanks again guys ... if u have other suggestions ... i'd appreciate it very
much!
Sarah
Systems Administrator
DBIT Systems, Inc., Philippines
sarah_rodriguez@consultant.com
Received on Thu Sep 16 1999 - 00:37:40 MDT
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