>I normally remember to stop and restart pop3 when it get's past 750Mb.
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Just FYI...there are many ways to accomplish this. A handy util to
automatically restart services in the middle of the night (among many other
things listed below) is at:
"Restarts services every night to clean up resources (Memory, Handles, etc.)
"
http://www.activeplus.com/us/products/servicekeeper.html
Randy
TNT Online, Inc.
Ft. Myers, FL
Also:
Detects service failures using a variety of methods:
Service not running
Event Log filtering: Watches for specific events in the event log
TCP/IP services: HTTP (Including protocol specific errors 4xx & 5xx), SMTP,
FTP, TELNET, PING, etc.
Monitors multiple web sites on the same server
Windows NT Counters
Program Exit Code (Allows custom error detection)
Recovers failing services using a variety of methods:
Restarts service (including dependent services)
Kills Service Process (No need to reboot!)
Starts service on different server (Redundancy)
Reboots server
Runs custom programs or batch files
Services scheduling:
Stops services at night during backups
Restricts server access at specific times
Restarts services every night to clean up resources (Memory, Handles, etc.)
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