I'm currently setting up several linux machines. When I leave my machines for awhile - a few hours - the terminal screen fills with the message:
nscd: 222: while accepting conection: Cannot allocate memory. My screen is completely filled with this error message. Each machine displays a different number in place of 222. I've figured out that the 222 is a process id. I've discovered that there's a /usr/sbin/nscd. I've tried man nscd and I get the following error: man: warning: /usr/share/man/man8/sigfetch.8.gz: whatis parse for sigfetch(8) fariled No manual entry for nscd I've tried apropos nscd and I get: there's nothing appropriate What is nscd and why is it giving me these messages? Any ideas? Thanks, Peter