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Any need to reboot after long uptime?

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Hey all,

I'm loving V6.X.  The stability of it is absolute fantastic.    :D

 

As of the writing of this post, my server has been up for over 90 days, and it got me thinking - is there any need or benefit to reboot the server after an extended period of time?

 

I run parity checks on a monthly basis with all normal results (knock on wood), and I'm perfectly cool leaving it as-is, but I'm a bit curious here.

 

I have searched around a bit (FAQ, New User, Manual) and couldn't find anything indicating that a reboot would be beneficial, but figured I'd ask.

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Hey all,

I'm loving V6.X.  The stability of it is absolute fantastic.    :D

 

As of the writing of this post, my server has been up for over 90 days, and it got me thinking - is there any need or benefit to reboot the server after an extended period of time?

 

I run parity checks on a monthly basis with all normal results (knock on wood), and I'm perfectly cool leaving it as-is, but I'm a bit curious here.

 

I have searched around a bit (FAQ, New User, Manual) and couldn't find anything indicating that a reboot would be beneficial, but figured I'd ask.

On past versions, I've had uptime measured in years. If your stats stay good, and you aren't generating a bunch of traffic in your syslog, leave it be. This isn't a microsoft product.  ;D

This is the good thing about any linux based system. They can literally go years without rebooting. I worked in a data center where admittedly I didnt know much about linux saw some machines go 2+ years without reboot.

 

Windows is a resource hog when it IS working well let alone when its not. Updates aside Windows needs a reboot every now and then to free up resources.

On past versions, I've had uptime measured in years. If your stats stay good, and you aren't generating a bunch of traffic in your syslog, leave it be. This isn't a microsoft product.  ;D

How much syslog would warrant a reboot?

On past versions, I've had uptime measured in years. If your stats stay good, and you aren't generating a bunch of traffic in your syslog, leave it be. This isn't a microsoft product.  ;D

How much syslog would warrant a reboot?

Once /var/log starts getting full.  You can see it from the dashboard, or install FCP and get a notification about it.

FCP?

 

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FCP = Fix Common Problems (plugin)

 

See @Squids sig

Yeah I get tired of typing

 

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Ah,  yeah I was trying to relate those letters to a plugin.... Have it installed just didn’t know it sent a notification when the log starts getting full.  Nice.

 

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Ah,  yeah I was trying to relate those letters to a plugin.... Have it installed just didn’t know it sent a notification when the log starts getting full.  Nice.

 

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You will have to go into it and set a frequency for how often it checks for things...  (and ignore whatever issues it (read that as me) thinks exists.)

 

Thanks squid.  I actually woke up this morning to a notification from FCP.  Just wasn't aware all the features you have jam packed into it

 

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