HELP

[Simon1]

I can't be positive, but I'm as close as you can get:

Set your DNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf -- Most of these programs
(netstat & apache in aprticular) do DNS lookups when they run. If they
have to wait for a lookup to return/stall, they'll appear "slow."

 On Tue,
15 Apr 2003, M Gomez wrote:

> I was running 4.6.2 on a Dell Poweredge 2300
> It has been running with relatively no probems since it was released.
> I recently upgraded to 4.8. At that time I started experiencing as sorts of anomolies. I figured it may have been a jacked upgrade. So I killed the partitions and started from scratch after backing up passwd files and home dirs and such.
>
> Same thing....
>
> The anomoly I am speaking of is slowness. For example. I type pine and it takes at least 15 seconds for it to start. This is remotely and locally. Netstat command takes so long to complete that I never let it finish.  What is going on?  It is not isolated to these two programs. It took over 9 seconds to start Apache. In a nutshell. Every thing is slow. Another example. Logging in.
>
> My servers stats
> cjhost# uname -v
> FreeBSD 4.8-RELEASE #0: Tue Apr 15 00:59:34 EST 2003     :/usr/src/sys/compile/COLONEL
> cjhost#
>
> DELL poweredge 2300
> DUAL PII 400
> 512 RAM
> 4 Dell lvd drives
>
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