I have, but fixing monitoring to suit edge cases created from a recent
upgrade doesn't make the edge cases non-issues.
This is still an issue whether you want to hide it under nagios or not,
so I'd appreciate a little more assistance in finding the problem beyond
fixing nagios.
If you go the
On 05/04/2011 21:15, Daniel Gary wrote:
I have, but fixing monitoring to suit edge cases created from a recent upgrade
doesn't make the edge cases non-issues.
This is still an issue whether you want to hide it under nagios or not,
I do not understand the issue. You have some swap and you
I'm not arguing that, I fully expect the kernel to use it to swap *if
needed*.
And if this was 20MB of swap, or maybe 100MB, ok, sure, the kernel might
be swapping old pages out, but 300MB+ swapping out in 2.6.26-2 where 0MB
swapped out in 2.6.26-1, and I can't find anything in the kernel.org
On Wed, 6 Apr 2011, Daniel Gary dgary1...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not arguing that, I fully expect the kernel to use it to swap *if
needed*.
And if this was 20MB of swap, or maybe 100MB, ok, sure, the kernel might
be swapping old pages out, but 300MB+ swapping out in 2.6.26-2 where 0MB
Using
On 4/5/2011 2:47 PM, Russell Coker wrote:
On Wed, 6 Apr 2011, Daniel Garydgary1...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not arguing that, I fully expect the kernel to use it to swap *if
needed*.
And if this was 20MB of swap, or maybe 100MB, ok, sure, the kernel might
be swapping old pages out, but 300MB+
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