I use a daemontools setup, because I have problems with an nsd instance that ran itself out of memory and croaked. There are some caveats - at least with the version of AOLServer that I'm using -
#1) - Sometimes nsd will die but its threads will somehow still survive - very weird. Maybe this is due to the Linux version I'm using? I've found I have to eventually killall -9 the remaining threads. #2) - Often the time between the nsd dying and relaunching is too fast, and the new nsd is perfectly happy to launch without correctly snagging port 80. Also bad. I remember some talk about this very same issue a while ago, it's probably been fixed in some other version of aolserver. However, I can hit svc -t aolserver and it will restart it for me. Which is nice. All in all, I'm a bit disappointed with the setup. Additionally, I use the daemontools logging set up, and I don't like that very much either. -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list: http://www.aolserver.com/listserv.html List information and options: http://listserv.aol.com/
