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Kern, Rhonda wrote:
>I have a RH 6.2 box (coincidentally or not, the same one that was
>having problems keeping time) that, for lack of a better term, goes
>to "sleep" some time during the night.
>
>This box functions as our primary DNS server during the day, so it's
>kept busy with queries. But at night, the queries are practically
>nil, so it doesn't have a lot of activity. I have another box that
>does some nightly processing and during those jobs, it does an "rsh"
>to the sleeping box. I frequently get complaints in my morning mail
>from the nightly jobs that the sleeping box refused the connection.
>
>In the morning, we are also unable to telnet into the sleeping box.
>But if I go to the console and login -- that's it, just login -- all
>is well again.
>
>Has anyone heard of such a thing? Any thoughts on what's going on
>here would be appreciated.
Uh huh. And I bet I know why you keep jumping time zones, too. apm
has its own ideas about your time zone. It's happened to me. Make
sure a) your hardware clock keeps time in GMT, and b) your apm scripts
all use the -u switch.
You might check BIOS for a flag to disable sleep and suspend, and as a
last resort, rebuild your kernel without APM support (you don't want
that on a server anyway).
Hope that helps a bit.
- -d
>
>Thanks,
>Rhonda Kern
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>
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David Talkington
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