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In order to save on expensive iSeries disk, the boss has decided to move 
some non volatile databases from our i5 based Domino servers to Linux and 
Window servers.  Basically, when someone leaves the company we move their 
mail file over to these and keep for x days.  This frees up the space, and 
reduces the downtime window for backup, etc on the primary servers.  When 
the reliability increases then we will do server wide archiving of mail 
files from the i5 based servers to these servers.

Now, back to my problem.  This morning the Linux server was locked up 
tighter than a drum.  No keystrokes, mouse, etc would get a response. Suse 
Linux.  The network guy really is not aware of how to look for problem 
resolution in Linux to handle this.  For example in Windows you can 
actually look up codes from the BSOD, look at log files, etc.  How does 
one get started down this path in Linux?  Any RTFM is acceptable if you 
supply a good manual.

Rob Berendt

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