Re: random system crashes

Well, this certainly ties in with my experiences - can anyone on the list
admit to actually running a stable yet busy (>30 hits/sec) server whilst
logging is enabled?  Is there any correlation with the setting of
log_incomplete?  It's obviously also possible that Alex's rm -f /var/log/tux
cron job is more to blame for his hangs than the actual act of logging in
the first place.

If such a straightforward setup does cause the bug, it seems strange that
the developer(s) didn't at least notice problem during dev - and also that
the problem has remained completely unaddressed on the list until so
recently.

M.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Alex Kramarov" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 8:40 PM
Subject: Re: random system crashes


> Ok, the only thing i can say, that the entire logging of tux , with or
without referrer, causes hangs. i have just started copying 200MB files
between servers, like i do from time to time, and the server that had
logging enabled on tux just hang on me in the middle of the copy - the
regular sympthoms : pings work, no ssh access . It is probably related to
disk activity along with the normal logging process - the only other
possible explanation i have is that my server suddenly gone bad, and i don't
believe that. Well, just run tux without logging then, check if it's ok now
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