Shlomi Fish wrote: > Hi all! > > Well, top on Eskimo shows something along these lines: > > <<< > Mem: 321776k total, 306432k used, 15344k free, 23304k buffers > Swap: 499688k total, 94528k used, 405160k free, 110188k cached > > Which means we're close to occupying all the RAM. Sometimes it's even only > 2000K of RAM left.
I've restarted some services at 19:00, that why we have so "much" free RAM. > If we want the system to perform well, we need to make sure it has enough > RAM. > Now, while 320K was enough when we got Eskimo, it's not a lot now. Since > then, programs have expanded in size, (from RedHat 6.2 to Debian Woody to > Debian Sarge which we are using now), and we also run more stuff (MediaWiki, > Sympa, etc.). If we wish to upgrade to Postfix (which I do, at least), then > we may need even more RAM. Can we export the mailing list to beak using a different DNS mx recored ? Meaning beak will handle all of @iglu.org.il mail. > I don't suppose upgrading Eskimo's memory will cost too much and it certainly > would save us a lot of frustration in the future. I am willing to finance > part of this cost (or all of it should the need arise) from my own pocket. I think Hamakor can (and should) help, like in the HD upgrade. Though we need to check which memory we have there - I'm not sure it will be that easy to upgrade (don't forget eskimo isn't a normal PC). > So what do you say? Go for it. -- Lior Kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.Guides.co.il
