Re: Resetting the cache

Subject: Re: Resetting the cache
From: Thomas Schierle <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2001 02:02:07 +0200
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Dennis, I'm unsure what's going on behind curtains at your server.
(btw, your original request didn't arrive here)

In my experience (though all ASIP servers I ever even touched served
max. 30 clients), if a client dies and leaves locked files, ASIP
will detect the lost connection within two or three minutes (ASIP 6.2,
6.3x), and if it doesn't, I'm *running* to the server closet ...

ASIP for sure won't run stable anymore, worst case, you'll
experience server amnesia (clients save to server, but files won't
ever get written to disk).

Any chance you are running Retrospect at the ASIP server?
see thread "memory usage logging" and lot of other related threads.

On 2001-09-27 21:03 +0200, Dennis Ricke wrote:

> Several people have suggested that I lower the cache to get rid of my "file in
> use" problem. The kid's computer freezes and he is locked out for at least an
> hour. If I reboot the server (not a practical suggestion since 400 computers
> attach to the server) the file can be accessed. The problem is when I look go
> to Mac OS Server Admin, select configure file server and reset cache I still
> can't access the file. Is there other place to reset the cache?
>
> It would be really helpful if you could cc me at "email@hidden" with any
> ideas.
>
> Also I've been told the new virus, nimda, can be passed through a Macintosh
> and slow down the network. Has anyone seen this as an issue.

--
Thomas Schierle, Munich, Germany

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