On Thu, 2 May 1996 09:46:48 -0500 (CDT) 
 rhealey@helios.mn.org (Rob Healey) wrote:

 > 	I haven't been able to sup for a few days now. The other services
 > 	scream, my slowest link is 10Mbit unless sup.netbsd.org is itself
 > 	on the other end of a T1. From the logs it looks like the sup
 > 	server runs have failed the last couple of time. I would guess
 > 	there is something seriously wrong. B^(.

I just checked it, and it looks like its doing ok right now:

netbsd (thorpej) ~ 6% netstat -f inet | grep sup
tcp        0   9864  netbsd.supfiles        netbsd.csie.nctu.3023  ESTABLISHED
tcp        0  14624  netbsd.supfiles        info.fulcrum.com.38811 ESTABLISHED
tcp        0  15523  netbsd.supfiles        info.fulcrum.com.38808 ESTABLISHED
tcp        0   1829  netbsd.supfiles        ss1.eis.cs.tu-bs.3774  ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0  netbsd.supfiles        leon.imf.unit.no.2685  ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0  netbsd.supfiles        leon.imf.unit.no.2683  ESTABLISHED
tcp        0   1606  netbsd.supfiles        gluon.ee.ibaraki.1071  ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0  netbsd.supfiles        leon.imf.unit.no.2680  ESTABLISHED
tcp        0  13258  netbsd.supfiles        forte.cevis.uni-.24166 ESTABLISHED

If it loses again, I'll restart the sup server.

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