All Threads used error on Linux box?

Our linux server is suddenly giving “maximum allowe threads used” error. looks familiar to anyone??

here’s what happened,

we have 2 domino servers one linux box and the other windows 2000 both were running R5 and working fine, they replicate very so often. We recently updated win2K box with R6.5 and everything is fine on that box but the linux box started going down. It gives an error saying its running out of server threads.

Not sure whats causing this error.

If we restart the linux box, it works fine for couple of hours and then dies again with the same error.

Appreciate your help.

Subject: All Threads used error on Linux box???

Did you perserve the design elements on the R5 Linux box so no 6.5 design elements went to it? There is not much specificity, but if you upgraded the W2K box to 6.5 the domino directory could be at an inappropriate code for R5 to use.

In a mixed environment I would be cautious to make sure each server have editor access to each other design of the core server databases. Otherwise it could cause problems.

What happens if you have the R5 box up without any replication. Start the R5 linux box after a clean startup, but turn off the replica task. How long does the server far now? I would make sure that the R5 box has its core dbs at their R5 templates.

That would be first recommendation as a place to start.

HTH – Cheers

Subject: RE: All Threads used error on Linux box???

Joe,

thanks for your reply. I’ll try to start the linux server without replcating to win2k box.

unfortunately some of our design elements propagated to r5(linux)box from 6.5 server.

We are planning on upgrading the linux box to 6.5 aswell but not for a while.

I wish there are some other solutions out there to fix this.

Thanks

Subject: RE: All Threads used error on Linux box???

You can use your admin client and move those database back to an R5 design.

Just give the 6.5 box editor access to the R5 box’s dbs.

I feel your pain, but it is a risk when you introduce a mix environment in your domino domain.

HTH – Cheers