I noticed that our java-ownet client zero-termintes the path and the data 
string, as does the python-ownet client (but not the owread if I am not 
mistaken). I changed that, but that did not seem to make a difference.

To get to the bottom of things, I disabled threading (I had to disable owftp 
during compile) but that froze owserver in a little while.


Am 27.05.2011 um 12:47 schrieb Michael Weber:

> We had a owserver 2.7p17 running on an old debian server, without problems. 
> We read from 3 serial devices (via a MOXA terminal server) using python/ownet 
> and java/ownet interfaces. there is only one instance from the java part, and 
> one from the python part, so there could be at most two requests at the same 
> time.
> 
> Everything went fine until we replaced the server with a new one running 
> debian squeeze. First we tried owfs 2.8p8, but owserver crashed very 
> frequently. Then we moved back to 2.7p17 and also tried 2.7p39: Here owserver 
> froze (no answers) but the daemon was still there. Now we moved back to 2.6p9 
> and monitor the daemon and restart it when necessary. Not a very stable 
> configuration.
> 
> The logfile just before it crashed one time yesterday looks like this, I 
> think it is strange that the TRAFFIC IN occurs at the moddle of the line just 
> before the crash.
> 
> Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> TRAFFIC IN  <NETREAD> bus=0 (/dev/ttyr04)
> Byte buffer DS9097U, length=2
> --000: 1F B2
>   <..>
> TRAFFIC OUT <to server data> file descriptor=9
> Byte buffer FD, length=0TRAFFIC IN  <NETREAD> bus=2 (/dev/ttyr05)
> Byte buffer DS9097U, length=9
> --000: 40 01 C2 FF 7F FF 10 10 DD
>   <@........>
> TRAFFIC OUT <to server data> file descriptor=12
> Byte buffer FD, length=12
> --000: 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 32 30
>   <          20>
> 
> 
> Michael


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