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From: Sam Magee <webadmin@adsight.com>
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Subject: uptime probs
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Anyone have problems with their webserver getting sluggish after 
x number of days.  It seems that after 2 to 14 days, things start
to slow down, and if I reboot the system, it clears up.
I'm using 2.1.5R with 64Megs ram, and have only web traffic (and not
that much right now, so there's really no reason for any congestion).
The web server is Apache 1.0.5.
Still using the GENERIC kernel -- could this be the problem?

Thanks

Sam