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pgsousa
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Upgrade From scalix 10 to 11

Postby pgsousa » Fri Jan 05, 2007 9:35 am

Hi,

I've just upgraded my server last night. Apparently all went smoothly, haven't found big problems yet, except that I have this process r2netcmd.bin using almost 100% of my CPU all the time. Has this process something to do with index, cache rebuild?

Thank you for input,
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Postby ScalixSupport » Mon Jan 08, 2007 7:42 am

Hi!

You'd normally see r2netmd being run a lot because some of the cached data is being regenerated.

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deyjvu
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What if you have two or three of these processes running?

Postby deyjvu » Thu Mar 08, 2007 8:56 pm

Can you stop them? If so how (apart from kill -9 that is)?

Is this process working on a message coming into the system or is it started by a user doing something from the client?

Any other details you have on this process in relation to Scalix?

kanderson

Postby kanderson » Mon Mar 12, 2007 1:25 pm

Has this settled down for you yet?

Kev.

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The r2netcmd's you mean?

Postby deyjvu » Tue Mar 13, 2007 2:24 am

Hi Kevin,

Yes these stopped once I deleted the processes whilst Scalix was running.

I had tried to find the message in the Local queue causing this to be kicked off everytime I restarted Scalix or the Local Delivery but didn't find it or it was finally processed (could have been a largeish message).

Took several attempts though but finally restarted everything, had the two processes - r2netcmd and rtf2html and killed both of them. Restarted Scalix later that day and no more of these occurred.

This site has had only two of these situations and the messages or rather the files the messages created in the ~temp directory were really large.

Thanks for asking.


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