You also need to create a file /etc/mail/local-host-names and place the name of the
local host in it. It should be possible to have a name lookup for this entry (eg, by
/etc/hosts).
--Srikanth
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 2004 23:54:40 -0600
From: Dan MacMillan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: How do I
I have a spare Dell PowerEdge SC600 which I used to check out the 5.2.1
release. The system has six 120GB
hard disks. I have added entries in device.hints for the third ATA
disk controller at port 0x170 and irq 11.
When I let the system boot regularly, it does not show up all the six
disks--
Jamie,
Run the following script on your system under maximum load.
#!/bin/sh -
ps -o vsz -o rss | grep '[0123456789]' | \
awk '{
i += $1;
j += $2;
} END { printf(VSZ=%dK, RSS=%dK\n, i, j); }'
If you see VSZ is very close to the swap size and RSS is getting
closer to the available physical
Jeffrey,
Yes, there is. At a certain level of traffic, network interrupts
happen all too often to justify the processing overhead associated
with the interrupt service routines, and hence the network activity
is best polled. Is 15Mbps the level for enabling polling? Well,
this traffic level
