Something just happened tonight. Sytem started running sluggish, iaxrpt stopped being able to connect, took a look and found about 30 instances of wget running as in updating the stats server. Netstat revealed the connections. This was about 10:30PM Central time.
I commented out the two lines that do the updating in rpt.conf.
Has anyone ever seen this? This is a no moving parts Limey Linux CF image for D945
Yes we are quite aware of this problem. The stats server is down and
it causes this cascading “log jam” effect.
first killall -9 wget
In rpt.conf, change the line(s) that invoke(s) wget, adding --timeout=15,–tries=1
after the -v and before the --output-document= (all separted by commas).
Something just happened tonight. Sytem started running sluggish, iaxrpt
stopped being able to connect, took a look and found about 30 instances of
wget running as in updating the stats server. Netstat revealed the
connections. This was about 10:30PM Central time.
I commented out the two lines that do the updating in rpt.conf.
Has anyone ever seen this? This is a no moving parts Limey Linux CF image
for D945
Something just happened tonight. Sytem started running sluggish, iaxrpt
stopped being able to connect, took a look and found about 30 instances of
wget running as in updating the stats server. Netstat revealed the
connections. This was about 10:30PM Central time.
I commented out the two lines that do the updating in rpt.conf.
Has anyone ever seen this? This is a no moving parts Limey Linux CF image
for D945