Yeah, and everybody who owns a HP workstation (like we do, and we reboot them nearly
every night by cron) is a NT-installer in silent?
I noticed systems running for about two or three weeks holding a lot of processes
which are sleeping; any process started new gets a process id like 25394 and higher.
It's not a real solution to reboot - I know - but I gave the advice based on my own
experiences.
If you have your own opinion - send it in order to discuss.
Dietmar
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> On Sun, 11 Apr 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Try to reboot every day or every second day (that kills also a lot of sleeping
>processes).
>
> Yuck. If you're going to attempt to solve the problem that way you might as
> well install NT.
> -M@
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