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Instantly restart a server or workstation each day
Then let me ask: what devices do you have connected to your server? Do you have an extra machine you can do a clean install on, to see if you can duplicate the problem? My guess is a hardware problem if you're truly not seeing it in the logs. I'm on the OS X Server mailing list and I've not heard of anyone else with your problem, so I would be hesitant to conclude its a bug in the OS. Don't give up and conclude you've reached the end of the road in terms of troubleshooting, it's often something you've overlooked ag ain and again. Have you tested your RAM? Did you buy third party RAM from the same company and installed the same chips in both machines? These are (some) of the questions you need to ask...
Instantly restart a server or workstation each day
I have previously stated that I have experienced identical behavior on two separate machines, both with identical hardware and software configurations. However, the two machines are in two separate physical locations and they are working off of two separate ISPs.
Instantly restart a server or workstation each day
TigerKR, I hear you but I still don't think the problem is with the Tiger OS.
Instantly restart a server or workstation each day
From the original hint: "Among other things, I administer two identical servers located in different locations on different LANs. They're running Mac OS X 10.4.2 client w/all updates..." |
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