I would be in favor of not curing the symptoms, but fixing the cause of the problem. I guess you put the watchdog disable into mhist, right? Usually mhist is called locally, so no mserver should be
involved. If not, I would prefer to propagate the watchdog disable to the mserver side as well, if that's not been done already. Actually I never would disable the watchdog, but set it to a reasonable
maximal value, like a few minutes or so. In that case, the client gets still removed if it crashes for some reason.
My five cents,
Stefan |