Bret Robinson wrote:
>> If your www server is so busy that it triggers inetd's loop detectio=
n,=20
>> you _really_ should run the thing standalone.
>
>It is running stand-alone. This is a P100 running as a firewall and th=
e
>only things running on the machine are proxies for smtp, ftp and http =
which
>to me is a very light load. I am not running a web server (ie - httpd =
at
>all on this host). Any other suggestions? TIA.
>
With "standalone" I meant "as opposed to running it from inetd", not "a=
s
the only server on the machine".
This usage of "standalone" is rather common; check your WWW server's
configuration file.
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