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Hi all,

Today while I was out, one of our sytems slowed to a crawl.

/var/log/messages shows the swapfile filled to capacity.

I will be doubling RAM (to 1 GIG and the swap partition to 2 GIG) in the =
very new future.

DOes anyone know if there is a method for tracing what process would =
have filled the swapfile?

-Grant