On May 30, 2005, at 7:27 PM, Harald Barth wrote:
I'm not sure about the platform you're seeing this on.
This is Linux, right?
The "server down" problem has only been seen on Linux, but that can be
an statistical reason. I think Linux is responsible for 99.5% of the
data.
Ok, you're having that problem on the server side?
I only saw that on a client which is also a server at the same time.
It simply lost all connections and didn't recover until reboot
(around 18 - 20 hours later when I noticed).
Since it looked pretty much like a weird network problem (I couldn't
ping 'localhost' as well) I didn't actually started a serious
investigation ;-) whatsoever. I just rebooted the box and it was
fine, but now with your complains maybe we actually have a problem
somewhere in there...
I saw something similar on AIX a few weeks ago. But then after one
day the box didn't recover and I rebooted, since AFS ran completely
unusable.
I have seen the "many connections" indication that something might
be wrong on AIX, Tru and Linux.
Horst
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