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Re: 20020213: [Fwd: 20020207: missing products]

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  • Subject: Re: 20020213: [Fwd: 20020207: missing products]
  • Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 17:14:05 -0700
Harry Edmon wrote:
> 
> There is something very flakey about the ldm on the Alpha when you run debug. 
>  I
> have had it fork incessantly, I also have it so the only way to kill the
> rpc.ldmd processes is with a "kill -9".
> 
> Are you looking at air's logs.  They are huge, and are filling the disk
> partition.
> 

Now I'm looking at them!  I see you turned on the locking info, no
wonder they're so big.

I see three "Disconnect" events, i.e., cases where, say, 5 or more
disconnects happen at the same time: 

        time            log
        -------         ----------
        20:20:46        ldmd.log.4
        18:20:51        ldmd.log.6
        15:39:16        ldmd.log.8
        16:40:30        ldmd.log.8

How about saving these three logs and turning off debug?  I would like
some time to look at them, but I don't have enough time today.  Also, I
need to split them because they are all too big for my buffer.  

I'm looking at the logs on sunny now.  No need to save those - I've
grabbed the relevant pieces.  Looks like we'll have to make due with
verbose mode there.

Anne
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