2 years ago, nothing that did I/O worked well, and drove cpu up high. Are you sure your problems with CPUS wasn't z/VM 5.1 related? z/vm 5.2 addressed more scalability issues than any release since linux started running on the mainframe
Patrick Spinler wrote: > CUPS is a great workstation printing solution. I use it on all my
personal workstations. Unfortunately, in my testing, it isn't so good an enterprise printing solution. In particular, when I tested it with our database of 10K printers, printing from enterprise class hosts on about 20 subnets to central print servers on different subnets, it simply broke. It never finished distributing the printer database, and the central print servers went CPU bound and were unable to process jobs. This was two years ago, and two years is a long time in the open source world, but none of the updates I've seen from CUPS over this time have addressed these scalability issues. - -- Pat
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