on 6/17/2000 3:41 PM, Joe Rhodes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The primary push here is for more stability. ASIP has been getting a
> little creaky. (it crashes once a week or so, and doesn't shut down
> properly, forcing about three reboots for the machine to be happy)
Sorry, but that is not ASIP related. I have multitudes of ASIP servers
running, and NONE exhibit the behaviors you describe, even those running on
legacy machines.
I suggest taking a good look at your OS configuration, and making sure you
run the latest ASIP updates.
This could also be related to older hard disk drivers, or a system that is
in bad need of being optimized, or having ahard drive maintenance system
run on it. You are running nothing else than ASIP on the system, right?
> Will I gain much by moving to Linux/netatalk? Or should I look at a new
> server? (Running ASIP? MacOS X Server? Windo...naw, never mind that one)
You might gain performance improvements. You *WILL* lose the ability to have
your users create alias' of subfolders.
Harry
