Andy Hilker wrote:
i am using current. Similar problems *without* postfix. Login via ssh
results in print motd, but nothing more.
Login on local console results in nothing after pressing enter on
username.
I think you have a different problem than the one that started this
thread.
It's very
Hi Terry,
first thanks for your answer.
It's very common, for shell prompts which include the host name, or
for some shells that are too stupid to realize that the prompt string
does not require the host name, to do a DNS query in order to get the
name of the machine they are running on.
I
Hi,
are anyone familiar with conditions where postfix may bring a 5.1-p10
server to a halt, making the server accept incoming ports (such as 22) but
serve nothing, making getty(8) become non-respondent (pressing enter
doesn't give any feedback) and making the server ignore ctrl-alt-del etc?
On 29 Oct 2003, Niklas Saers Mailinglistaccount wrote:
are anyone familiar with conditions where postfix may bring a 5.1-p10
server to a halt, making the server accept incoming ports (such as 22) but
serve nothing, making getty(8) become non-respondent (pressing enter
doesn't give any
Usually if networking locks up like this, you should check the mbuf
usage. It is possible for resource starvation to cause a situation where
TCP connections are accepted, but can't be sent data. netstat -m
If that doesn't work, I would recommend cvsup'ping one of the machines
to -current.
Hi,
i am using current. Similar problems *without* postfix. Login via ssh
results in print motd, but nothing more.
Login on local console results in nothing after pressing enter on
username.
Andy
You (Tom) wrote:
Usually if networking locks up like this, you should check the mbuf
usage.
All the time or sometimes? An unresponsive local console means that the
entire machine is blocked though, not just networking. I'm using
5-current right now, and obviously I'm able to type this e-mail.
Tom
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, Andy Hilker wrote:
Hi,
i am using current. Similar problems
Hi Tom,
not all the time, sorry about my bad english :) Sometimes, mostly
once a day... see another mail to list from me, sent a few hours
ago. This mail describes the problems more detailed.
This night i will change RAM to see if it was faulty. But i do not
think so.
Andy
You (Tom) wrote:
