I dont think using SUN's supplied jdk rpms, or using redhat's postgresql
rpm is the way to go.
1) USE BLACKDOWN jdk.
2) COMPILE and TUNE postgresql by your own.
Thats why you are using *NIX and opensource isnt it??
Cause you can fine tune any piece of it.
Although you can install packages fro
We are running redhat 7.2 with 2.4.9-31 kernel, with
BlackDown 1.3.1_02b FCS,
no problems.
Achilleas
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FreeBSD has the fancy jail system, which potentially
converts a server to multiple virtual machines, each one
with its own root, its own disk space, and its own ip address/port numbers.
I dont know if Linux has this feature ported, but many FreeBSD based
hosting companies use it.
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OR BETTER something like mantzios@.ntua.gr
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Hundreds of nodes, one monster rendering program.
Now that's
I forgot to mention caching in my previous post.
Look if your jboss uses large disk space (files), then part of it must
appear as RAM cached, which also substracts from your free MEM.
Think of going redhat 7.2 (REALLY STABLE, performer, (Beats FreeBSD 4.5 by
10%))
Think of going blackdown.
We h
To the person (thinking of ) having problems with his linux box:
Can you please send an output from your, vmstat, ps, top, swapon -s ??
Can you read threaded apps ps output??
Are you sure your jboss shuts down properly?? (without leaving any threads
running)??
If your app just fires an expensive
Hi Alex,
I am running Linux, j2sdk1.3.1 from blackdown.
What has windows/sourceforge to do with this?
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I saw the last postings about minerva pools for linux, and to my
disappointment i didnt see
a plethora of replies that would follow any open source project.
I dont mean to start a holy war over OS's but i think that the same
intuitive biological
rules that govern free software (including linux, *
