On Thu, 25 May 2000, George Vieira wrote:
> I ended up going for the /etc/inittab as it works well enough and they can't
> break into the shell coz' there ain't none. (Grin)...
> If the server crashed it respawned it.. God knows what happens when there's
> a critical error and it respawns all the time but then again it's Linux and
> it going to be fine (sitting here fingers crossed)..
If it respawns too quickly 5 times in a row, it will be halted for 5
minutes. And so on.. So it doesn't sit there consuming CPU power during
respawns.
Andrew.
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