Hi Tuxta,
Recently bought the following but with an Intel chip rather than AMD.
ASUS P9X79 Deluxe mothboard.
Intel Six-Core i7-3930K, OC up to 4.4GHz, X79 Chipset,
32GB DDR3 RAM,
NVidia GTX560Ti SLI
2 x Samsung monitors
Tried Centos 6.2 to start with and it ran well but now running Fedora 17
I have a script that has been running for several years. It's purpose is
to change the background image to a website randomly every minute.
This morning apache was not responding and the problem seemed to be that
this cron wasn't exiting, resulting in over 2000 processes running.
the output
- Original Message -
From: David da...@kenpro.com.au
To: slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Wednesday, 18 July, 2012 9:05:38 AM
Subject: [SLUG] curious spawning of cron caused server crash
root 388 0.0 0.0 3480 764 ?D04:50 0:00 cp
If you have multiple cp to the same file then it is too be expected, the
first locks the file and the others will hold up.
As said previously if the original copy is failing then look to disk
failures, perhaps space problems or hardware problems.
As for the design issue here it would be
On 18/07/2012, at 10:00 AM, slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
Tuxtagently and without being rude or stirring flames in any way utter
crap.
Really?? Doesn't seem gentle and without being rude. Just stating you are not
rude does not make it so.
Appears very much like you are taking it
Tuxtagently and without being rude or stirring flames in any way utter
crap.
Really?? Doesn't seem gentle and without being rude. Just stating you
are not rude does not make it so.
Well said.
If anyone has any suggestions on motherboards I would love to hear from
you.
Very appropriate
root 388 0.0 0.0 3480 764 ?D04:50 0:00 cp
/var/www/html/sks.com/images/**backgrounds/8.jpghttp://sks.com/images/backgrounds/8.jpg
/var/www/html/sks.com/images/**backgroundimage.jpghttp://sks.com/images/backgroundimage.jpg
Others have answered your question, I thought
