>>
>> ctrl X then Linux single
>>
>> once logged in I had a look around and it looked fine - a
>drive check
>> corrected a few errors. I then turned dbrecover off
>>
>> chkconfig dbrecover off
>>
>> so that I could reboot and see what would happen.
>>
>> The server cam back fine no errors and started doing its job of
>> receiving mail - hooray no more customers screaming at me.
>>
>> Now - I obviously want things to settle down for a day or so but I'm
>> also conscious that I have disabled something.
>>
>> Question - what does dbrecover actually do/ how important is it and
>> can I run it overnight without impacting the server too much
>so that I
>> can turn it back on again.
>>
>
>
>Gavin
>
>Can you let us know how it went for you? Did you run dbrecover
>successfully?
>
No at the moment I have bottled at letting it run - however its Easter break
coming up so I might see if I can run it while the server is still running -
unless anyone says not to! the server should be quiet then as its mainly
business clients.
>Currently on a BQ machine it shows:
>dbrecover 0:off 1:on 2:on 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off
>
>Would it be better to have it come on after the other services??
I'm not sure whether it can or not - I don't fully understand what it does
to know if it needs to run at boot up - kills your company if its takes 14
hours though or whether it could be made to run in the background and tidy
stuff up.
Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can help us all out here
Regards
Gavin