> On the machine where I had the problem I had to run memtest86 more than a day > to > finally catch it. Then after replacing the RAM and fsck'ing the volume, I > still > had mysterious problems about once a month until I realized that the disks > are > accessed alternately and the fsck pass didn't catch everything. I forget the > commands to compare and fix the mirroring, but they worked - and I think the > centos 5.4 update does that periodically as a cron job now. The other worry > is > that when one drive dies, you might have unreadable spots in normally unused > areas of the mirror since this will keep a rebuild from working - but the > cron > job should detect those too if you notice the results. >
I am going to take a good look at the cron jobs on the moodle box then. Need to check whether the ubuntu box does the same. Man, if only I had a Centos cd when the previous gateway died... _______________________________________________ CentOS mailing list CentOS@centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos
