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In a previous life I used to identify, isolate and repair software defects in a fault tolerant environment.  
A set of symptoms in which a huge swap file is exhausted is to take a real close look at memory leaks.   
A post on RGP is not just a question or a rant to the responsible person it is a public thing that allows others to be forewarned.  
Where do I get my experience to make such suggestions?  
> Let me give you a little advice about running your site.   
My first impression is that the testing is occurring in the field and that the software is encountering many failures. 
Now my take on a customer explaining.  
I did not say Mike Sexton owned the site. 




