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java_ns is the name of the Blackdown JDK executable. This is the process
running all the servlets. It sounds to me that there is a very tight loop
in one or more of your servlets, which prevents the other servlets from
running. Now the trick is finding out which one.
-Dave
On Sat, Dec 11, 1999 at 09:53:03AM -0800, Keith wrote:
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> I have just installed JServ on a RedHat 6.0 server. I am running
> Novell's GroupWise Webaccess on it. The problem that I am having is that
> after people start using the webaccess I notice a process running on the
> server called java_ns and it takes up %99 of the processor power and
> never goes away until I reboot the server. While that process is taking
> up all the processor power none of the servlets will work, not even the
> /example/Hello one. After I reboot the server it goes away. What is this
> process? Is it some sort of java nameserver. I didn't have this problem
> on my test server that I set up. But on the new server I installed very
> limited software, and bind was not something installed. Could this be a
> problem of not having bind installed? I have another Linux server
> running DNS and this one is pointing to it. I could be way off, but it
> is a real problem. I am trying to convince everyone at my company that
> Linux is the way to go, and that NT is bad. Any help would be great.
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