nigel barker wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions guys
I don;t get how to have a server just for open office. How do you do that?
Your menu link contains something like:
ssh -X officeserver.mydomain.com /usr/bin/ooffice
Use NFS to export the home directories from your main file serve
1) I don't know if this applies to the Celeron processors but I have
had bad experiences running LTSP on single processor servers running the
2.6.x kernel. That's running 2.6.x on the server, not the client.
An instance of a Java game or two will bring the server to its knees.
The same serv
Thanks for the suggestions guys
This system is fine up to about 8 clients.
hdparm gives this with 6 clients happily using open office and firefox.
They are saving files onto a separate server via NFS.
Timing buffer-cache reads: 852 MB in 2.01 seconds = 423.31 MB/sec
Timing buffered disk rea
Depending on the workload, lots of different things in
a system can become a bottle-neck, but in this case I
think there is no question that you're using an
under-powered CPU.
>From the Intel web site for the Celeron:
http://www.intel.com/products/processor/celeron/index.htm
Recommended Applicat
On Thu, 2005-06-02 at 21:45 +0900, nigel barker wrote:
> I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
> built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
>
> However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
> are unacceptable delays for those clients. The
nigel barker wrote:
Hi folks
I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
are unacceptable delays for those clients. The RAM usage has never even
re
I'm trying this message again, making sure it is in plain text.
nigel barker wrote:
Hi folks
I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
are unacceptab
Hi folks
I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
are unacceptable delays for those clients. The RAM usage has never even
reached 1G and swap is of cou
