Hi Jens, On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 12:05:24PM +0000, Jens Dueholm Christensen wrote: > Hi, sorry for topposting, but Outlook is notoriously bad at inlining..
:-) I've used it at a customer's and it's possible to make it correctly prefix existing lines with a character such as '|' or '>'. After you do that, it becomes usable again. > In reply to Willy Tarreau: > > Our sysctl settings are in this pastebin (it's a mix of sysctl.conf settings, > and some commandes called in a custom iptables script): > http://pastebin.com/kZDP8XuM > Have you got any recommendations regarding them? No, these settings are fine and clean and should not cause any issue. > When the error occurred we had a "normal" load, but as this normal load does > involve loads of heavy (CPU and DB I/O from a remote SQL server) threads in a > largeish Java VM, I can't really tell if that might have been a contributing > factor. Possible, this must never be ruled out. > Our MRTG graphs for memory, CPU and load at the time shows nothing > unexpected, so I guess I'll report it to RedHat and see if they can give me > any pointers or a fix. Yes at the moment I really think that's the best thing to do. I would have suggested to you to report it on the LKML if it were a mainline kernel, but it's not so you'd be thrown away. Best regards, Willy
