On Wednesday 28 April 2004 01:51 am, Andreas Aardal Hanssen wrote: > On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Joel wrote: > >Gah, there are down files in the log directories. How did I not notice > >that before? I knew I was doing something stupid... Oh well, at least I > >learned another thing about daemontools today. > >I got the log services started. Does this sound like something that > >could have caused my earlier problems (binc stops responding after a > > while)? > > Yes, and it's got me thinking about adding some log timeout warning > feature in 1.3 to handle this problem. It's happened before, and it's not > just Binc IMAP that stops; all services that log to multilog stop if > multilog isn't doing its logging.
all services that log using daemontools' logging services will stop (logging pipe fills up). This is completely normal :) If something stops reading from the pipe, eventually that pipe will fill up. > The lock-up is fine, IMHO, or else log data could be lost. The problem is > that the admin doesn't get to know about it. :-) *nods* -Jeremy
