Re: Linux Hi-Availability Performance and Stability (?)

2000-05-01 Thread Greg Wright
Hi This is OT for a Redhat development list RH does have a load balancing software for http called Pirhana, apart from that I believe Turbolinux has cluster based systems *** REPLY SEPARATOR *** On 1/05/00 at 12:54 Edward Hoo wrote: >Hi folks, > >Do you know of any Linux Virt

Linux Hi-Availability Performance and Stability (?)

2000-05-01 Thread Edward Hoo
Hi folks, Do you know of any Linux Virtual Server Cluster installations on a production environment? I need the hi-availability, but don't have any money. The LVS seems to be a good candidate... a cluster with 4/5 machines running proprietary software and oracle db's. I would greatly apprec

Re: Why no i586/i686 support?

2000-05-01 Thread Steven Boswell
>> I can't be the only nut that'd like to experiment >>with i586/i686 compiles. :-) >> >>I dunno, maybe I'll put up a web page for these patches or something. > >Steven, I knew I'd find that link I mailed you about offline > >http://linux.netnerve.com/i686/6.1/ Thanks! I'll see what they'r

Re: Why no i586/i686 support?

2000-05-01 Thread Steven Boswell
> > > Mandrake's developpers claims using gcc2.95 and say it's make a big > > > difference. > > > > I figure it's worth a try :-) > > > > I got pgcc 2.95.3 > > pgcc != gcc. pgcc has been known to produce bad code before, so I > wouldn't trust it too much. Yeah, but it's an open-source product, s

Re: Why no i586/i686 support?

2000-05-01 Thread Trond Eivind Glomsrød
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steven Boswell ) writes: > > Mandrake's developpers claims using gcc2.95 and say it's make a big > > difference. > > I figure it's worth a try :-) > > I got pgcc 2.95.3 pgcc != gcc. pgcc has been known to produce bad code before, so I wouldn't trust it too much. -- Trond E

Re: fork/execve

2000-05-01 Thread Tim Hockin
> To create the new WPBHost process I use fork and execve. When I close > the connection with the client, the WPBHost program is also killed by man setsid -- To unsubscribe: mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null

Re: Why no i586/i686 support?

2000-05-01 Thread Steven Boswell
> Mandrake's developpers claims using gcc2.95 and say it's make a big > difference. I figure it's worth a try :-) I got pgcc 2.95.3 working under RedHat 6.2 this weekend, and I've made a source RPM for it. Let me reconcile the differences between pgcc and egcs and then I'll post the instruction

Scripting

2000-05-01 Thread Spawn
Need Help SOS I need to learn scripting in Unix/Linux Can anyone tell me about some nice sites on the internet where i can find stuff about scripting and shell programming ??? i would really be grateful cause i have an exam soon !!! and i need it for that ! -- To unsubscribe: mail -s unsubscr

fork/execve

2000-05-01 Thread Remco Nonhebel
Hi there, my name is Remco Nonhebel I'm writing a program (I called it wpbd) that has to be started by inetd, okay, I got that working. This program has to kill another process (called WPBHost), that's working too, but when the socket is closed, at the end of wpbd, the WPBHost-program has to be s