Subject: Re: Buffer exhausted?
To: John Pannell <john@newyearsday.com>
From: Mark Andres <mark@giganet.net>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 08/27/1998 20:56:04
Hi,
My C650 used to have the same problem. But this was back when I was
running 1.2. What version of NetBSD are you running?
I did note that I got this when routed was running. Turning off routed
(which is a good thing anyways if you are not using your NetBSD box as a
router) fixed the problem for me.
I also noticed problems if I used Appletalk over Ethertalk under MacOS as
well.
Hope this helps,
Mark
On Thu, 27 Aug 1998, John Pannell wrote:
> Hi everyone-
>
> I've been silently listening and learning for some time now, and finally
> came across a question of my own. I hope it hasn't been answered
> before...
>
> I have a Centris 650 with 32MB RAM. I am using the built-in Ethernet,
> and run http, ftp, and sendmail daemons. Traffic is not heavy; I'm just
> goofing around.
>
> The server usually stays up for about two or three weeks, then becomes
> unresponsive from outside of the console (can't telnet in, no ftp, http,
> etc.) When I look at the console, I have the following message:
>
> sn0: receive buffer area exhausted
>
> What steps should I take to prevent this?
>
> John Pannell
>
>
>
Mark Andres E-mail: mark@giganet.net
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