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CPU usage at 99% constanly

Mike.Hope
This problem has been discussed in the BETA forum (without cure/clarification), but is still persistent in the RC!

It seems that (with PPPoE only?) mdw_daemon.pl is going to eat up all CPU resources after a period of time.
Only thing I know to cure is reboot.
But then I would have to reboot my machine quite every day ...


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  • 0 in reply to Tmor
    Hi all,

    the high CPU load is a known issue (Known Issue list  will be immediatly updated).

    Workaround:
    Don't use the static definitions for local interface ip's and interface networks, which have the form:
    _Interface__
    _Network__

    Daniel Stutz
  • 0 in reply to anonymous_02

    Workaround:
    Don't use the static definitions for local interface ip's and interface networks, which have the form:
    _Interface__
    _Network__

    Daniel Stutz[/QB]
    How am I supposed to redirect web traffic to a number of servers on the internal network?

    I create interface aliases on the outside interface and then I create hosts on the internal network (a "host" is in this case a network with a subnet of 255.255.255.255). Then I set up af SNAT/DNAT rule to pass traffic from the outside interface alias to the inside host.

    Is there another way to do this?