On 6 sept. 07, at 09:18, billc imposed structure on a stream of
electrons, yielding:
If it's that rare an occurance, i'd just set up something to test
your SIMS from time to time and notify you if it goes down. I've
used PageSentry for years for most of my servers (no longer
commercially available product from Maxum.com), but I'm sure it
wouldn't be that hard to write a script which would attempt to
start a session. If something goes down I get a text message
(through a separate mail server) on my cell phone.
If it's more common, then you probably need to crank up your log
level and figure out what's doing it. My SIMS sits behind an anti-
spam server, so most of the really bad stuff doesn't even get to it
these days.
http://www.siteuptime.com
I use siteuptime to monitor both my apache and my sims
it sms me when down for 15 minutes.
it is not expensive, the setup is as simple as using macos 6 ;o)
on the mail server it is common that tcp stops working once every 8
to 10 days.
--
Alex
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