Dusty -- Can you try having your nntpcache restart script just shut down nntpcache, then remove the cache.mmap file, then start it back up? And see if things get better, or at least don't get worse? This just removes a small part of the cache, instead of the whole thing; and if this ends up being our problem, it sounds like there might be a fix soon... If it stays broken after this, by all means put it back ASAP. Thanks, ----ScottG. "Fred Peeterman" <fred@terratec.de> writes: > > > > It's extremely unlikely. Are you using linux? > > > > > > > > > > Yes. a Debian distribution. > > > > Does the problem go away (for a peroid) when you restart? Or only > > after deleting cache.mmap? > > > You seem to be on to something there. > The error messages are gone for the moment. > > Now what is next? > > Later > > Fred
