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Re: [SLUG] slocate

To: slug <slug@nospam.slug.org.au>
Subject: Re: [SLUG] slocate
From: Alexander Else <aelse@nospam.ozemail.com.au>
Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2000 16:44:45 -1100
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At 23:38 03/01/2000 +1100, Gregg wrote:
>Anyone know why slocate might start without my asking? My mp3s sounded like
>they had the hiccups so I looked at the processes running - two slocates
>had been running and chewing up about 33% of the cpu each.

There is probably a cron entry set to update the database daily.  This is
normal.  You could remove the entry or change it to run at a different time
or frequency (maybe once a week if you don't alter software on your box
regularly).

Alexander Else
Internet Operations Technician
OzEmail / UUNET Asia Pacific Operations

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References:
- Re: [SLUG] Re: [Oz-ISP] Y2K precautions
  - From: Richard PIper <rpiper@nospam.med.usyd.edu.au>
- [SLUG] slocate
  - From: Gregg <gsuaning@nospam.acay.com.au>

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