Re: WO Deployment Server Maintenance tasks
"Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch" <[email protected]>
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Srinivasulu, [email protected], wrote: >Right now i have some cronjobs running which deletes log files which are >older than one week(like deleting the WebObjects logs, Applications logs, >systems logs and apache log files). Keep in mind deleting them from one process (your cron job) may not actually free the related disk space if the file is still open for access from another process (say apache). Indeed, the log files could continue to grow, unbounded. After you've deleted the log files, ensure new ones actually are getting created. >Do i need to do any other maintenace related to WebObjects and Mac OS X. Depending on your app, turning on application scheduling can have a significant positive increase in availability, even lowering response latencies. I'd say most complex session-based WO apps benefit from scheduling. I do have two specific high-volume apps deployed which don't use scheduling, however those don't use sessions. ....................................................... Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch http://rentzsch.com Red Shed Software http://redshed.net (847) 584-7465 PGP: b2af 1a09 f881 ebde c9d6 c4d2 c04f a3c0 3ec5 d5f2 "better" necessarily means "different"