100% cpu utilization of Solaris x86

[Mike Gerdts]

On Fri, 2001-11-09 at 08:28, Andrew Bartlett wrote:
> I use the %d and %m macros in my logfiles (for my devel work) - becouse
> level 100 logfiles get rather big...  This keeps them apart on a
> per-process (%d is pid) basis, as well as letting me track it down by
> client.

Unfortunately this is not helpful.  On a citrix server %m and %d are the
same for every user.  That is, they all come from the same machine and
they all share one smbd process.

I saw some reference to a registry setting that can be changed to make
Windows open up a different connection for each user.  I haven't tried
that yet, and I also don't remember what the registry setting was.

Mike