Mitja Podreka wrote:
Hello
I've searched the internet but I couldn't find the answer.
KDE's system guard shows that something is using almost 100% of CPU, but
it doesn't want to tell me who.
If I run top I get this:
[snip top output]
Can someone tell me what /95.3% wa/ in Cpu(s) line
Kelly wrote:
Just a request for opinions here guys. I have read several articles
about Courier and Dovecot. What is your opinions about which to go
with.
I have no experience with Courier, but I use Dovecot on Maildirs here
with OpenLDAP for auth, talking to Squirrelmail and assorted
Hi -
I'm currently managing a small fleet of Stable and Testing systems for
my employer, which live at Servermatrix.
On trying to order some new machines, I learn that Debian is no longer
supported by them for new installs, due apparently to incompatibilities
with newer hardware. They are
Douglas Allan Tutty wrote:
technical details, but this covers at least a dual-core Opteron with an
LSI53C1030 SCSI controller (I have dmesg from Red Hat on this machine if
anyone's interested) as well as Core 2 Duo machines.
My guess is that the server has stuff that Sarge (current stable)
Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
How beefy are your requirements? Have you considered getting a Xen domU
instance somewhere? Cheaper and performance is good. Of course, if you
need tons of fast disk I/O and dedicated CPU, that may not be enough.
At least two of the machines in question would be
Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
If RAM is the biggest concern, then Xen might be the way to go. The
reason is that while Xen doesn't guarantee CPU (unless you are on a
multi-CPU machine and you associate the particular domU and no others
to a particular CPU), and doesn't guarantee disk I/O, it *does*
Tyler MacDonald wrote:
I'm running yi.org with iweb.ca, they're good, and cheap.
They have special deals on sometimes too, so keep an eye on the last
minute section of their dedicated webpage. I ended up getting a dedicated
system with 300GB harddrive, 2GB ram, 3GHz CPU, and
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