I notice it's been down for a day or so. However:
Can you explain the nature of the memory leak? I run an ASIP 6.3 server for my own uses on an 8600/300 (604ev), and used to have ASIP 6.2 on a 9500/200. In the case of ASIP 6.2 in particular, regular reboots were definitely needed; as for my current ASIP 6.3 server, I only run the thing for several hours a day, so I can't really report on its stability running 24/7.
I have read before about the ASIP memory leak as a potential problem, but have never understood what a 'memory leak' under the MacOS actually is. I would be very interested to know.
The 8600/300, by the way, is much more responsive as a file server than was the 9500, particularly via remote connections over TCP/IP.
Can you explain the nature of the memory leak? I run an ASIP 6.3 server for my own uses on an 8600/300 (604ev), and used to have ASIP 6.2 on a 9500/200. In the case of ASIP 6.2 in particular, regular reboots were definitely needed; as for my current ASIP 6.3 server, I only run the thing for several hours a day, so I can't really report on its stability running 24/7.
I have read before about the ASIP memory leak as a potential problem, but have never understood what a 'memory leak' under the MacOS actually is. I would be very interested to know.
The 8600/300, by the way, is much more responsive as a file server than was the 9500, particularly via remote connections over TCP/IP.