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Malcolm Gibbs Malcolm.Gibbs005@msd.govt.nz
Mon, 27 May 2002 17:20:10 -0700 (PDT)
Hi, I am about to deploy conserver to manage about 300 consoles and need advice on how to control the automatic re-initialisation of connections. Without any arguments to conserver it appears to go into a very tight loop retrying console connections that are not currently available. This can consume a large amount of resource (CPU and disk log files). I did notice a discussion thread about this in Dec 2001 but the code appears to have changed significantly since, potentially making the advice out-of-date (see https://www.conserver.com/pipermail/users/2001-December/msg00003.html). My preference would be to have failed console connections stay in a down state to be rectified and manually restarted at a later date. Does conserver support this scenario by default? Can somebody advise code changes for conserver 7.2.1 to turn off the automatic reinitialisation? Much appreciated. -- Malcolm Gibbs