On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Burton Strauss wrote:
>This may be a symptom of a more serious problem.
>
>>From what I've seen, gcc 3.2 changed the thread model under Linux from 2.9x's 1:1 to
>M:1 (that is one program thread to one kernel thread vs. multiple program threads to
>one kernel thread).
>
>This MAY have implications for the shared memory - I've seen documentation that Linux
>does copy on write after fork(). Thus it could be that the two threads' myGlobals
>are actually different memory area. That would explain a couple of the "I'm not
>seeing any data" type problems... what do you think/know?
I agree the problem I have seen is merly a indiaction about something worse.
I noticed that before I started to get the error in the log,
that current throughput in "Total Data" revert to 0.
But since I just started to look at ntop a couple of days ago I'm not
able to find out the problem...
/Mats
Mats Akerberg ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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