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[Alex Hanselka <alex AT opennicproject.org>]

Yet, that is what the DNS reports list is form though, reports on our services which is what it is doing. Again, while it is not recommended, you can unsubscribe from it and not the DNS-ops list by visiting https://lists.opennicproject.org or emailing dns-reports-unsubscribe AT lists.opennicproject.org.

On Jul 1, 2012, at 2:41 PM, Peter Green wrote:

As these notices are only relevant to people that can fix the problem (i.e.
have authority and access to the server in question), would it not be
better to only have these notices sent to those people?

There's no point in notifying people that can't do anything about it except
notify those that can, which is what the notices do anyway!

Peter

On 01.07.2012 20:31, Jeff Taylor wrote:

The server seems to get an unusual amount of spidering performed on it.

Apache gets swamped, and when I look at the server, there are 50-100

instances of apache attempting to process. Julian has added

restrictions to apache for the number of users served, and I take a look

occasionally to see if I can spot some unusual traffic that needs to be

filtered, but so far we have not been able to pinpoint any specific

problem to fix.

Yes, it is annoying that it is freezing up so frequently, however

without the notices the server may go a day or two before someone

mentions that it is not responding. With the notices in place, we are

generally able to get it back online fairly quickly, and have a better

chance of monitoring the logs while an issue is in progress.

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