After a reboot, klog takes progressively longer (in CPU time) as time
goes on.
The normal situation is:
tiger> /bin/time klog rick
Password:
6.8 real 1.0 user 1.2 sys
tiger>
On one of our hosts currently:
lynx# uptime
2:11pm up 41 days, 3:31, 4 users, load average: 0.47, 0.71, 0.86
lynx# /bin/time klog rick
Password:
11.8 real 0.8 user 6.0 sys
lynx#
This begins to get quite debilitating after a while. This host
performs a number of important server functions and periodically
rebooting it is not an acceptable option.
I have tried to get this problem resolved before. At the time, the
suggestion was to try AFS 3.3a. Now we are using 3.3a and the problem
is still there.
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