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Index of Subjects On Mon, 10 Mar 1997, James Fifield wrote: > Does anyone know if it would be possible for CSuite to moniter the system > load average? Would it be a useful function for CSuite to see that once > the load clears, say 500 or so, to begin a series of monitering and > recording proceedures so that the sys admins could try to track what went > wrong if it's not obvious?' > It seems to me that the load skyrockets when /var/log fills up. zmailer and httpd write a bunches in there so when it hits 100%, speciall processing is needed to let them continue. Greater attention should be paid to disk space availability. Maybe even shut down zmailer && httpd automatically if the disk partition fills up. At least people could still log in, access the Internet and think they are sending mail, even if it doesn't go anywhere for a while. Local access would still be available, but http access would be denied. Gerard MacNeil, P. Eng.
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