Re: load average question

[Sonny Kupka <sonny@nothnbut.net>]

>  Qpopper also has a habit of just stopping, I have have to
> reload xinetd several times a day.

I run qpopper here with users keeping mail in /var/mail/username and have 
no problems what so ever with the setup..

You have your server set to allow alot of "pops" at the same time?

I have this:

pop-3           stream  tcp     nowait.200      root    /usr/sbin/tcpd 
/usr/sbin/in.qpopper -R -B -f /etc/qpopper.conf

Key being: nowait.200

Oh you said this was a redsplat box right now..

I never ran that distro.. went from slackwhore to Debian so I hope it's 
about the same :)

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Sonny





> Had a Debian box ready to go, but when the machine crashed I had to get
> something up right then and now so I went with RH because I could do it
> in under 30 minutes, plus I had the Sendmail configs.  I ended up using
> Suse as well for Cistron Radius.  I only have 3 of these boxes - Mandrake
> for the web server, RH for the mail and Suse sits there and does Radius.
> I have been planning on moving people off the Mandrake box so I might
> move them to the Suse box since it only does Radius, turn the Mandrake
> box into Debian and be happy :)
>
> -Scott
>
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