I'm still having memory issues with AOLserver 4. I have stopped the
indefinite respawning of aolserver processes, but as soon as aolserver is
started, it just keeps growing and growing in size.
When it gets to have a size around 600M (with the RSS about 534M), it just
hangs, or it will give
What version of Oracle are you running? Versions 9.2.0.3 have leaks in the OCI
driver, which can cause the problem you're seeing. What is running under AOLServer
(in terms of tcl libs and such)? Are you using the stock Oracle db driver off of
aolserver.com?
Regards,
Greg
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Try ns_writecontent. That will write the post data to a file (I think)
and then you can muck with the file data using TCL. So, for example:
# get interp # for a unique file name (or use ns_mktemp, or ...)
set me [ns_info interp]
set fd [open /tmp/post$me w+]
ns_unlink /tmp/post$me
Heyo,
First, thanks much to all those who have responded to my other queries. Your answers have been quite helpful!
Second, I'm working on the configuration annotations and I need a bit of help. I'm using an example config I was given but want to be sure that I've covered all the commonly used
Heyo,
While going through the config I've come up with a fair number of questions. I'm hoping that many of the answers will be easiest to find by asking the user community who work with the server daily. Some of these I am asking simply because I need confirmation, but for a good portion of
On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 09:18:00 -0500, Greg McGuire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What version of Oracle are you running? Versions 9.2.0.3 have leaks in
the OCI driver, which can cause the problem you're seeing. What is running
under AOLServer (in terms of tcl libs and such)? Are you using the stock
Sorry, I was a little unclear. I should have said, Oracle 9i versions 9.2.0.3 have
leaks in the OCI driver. I'm not sure about 8i unfortunately, as we haven't run that
in awhile. We've got AOLServer 4.0 running in a development environment here, so I'll
run it under a load tester for awhile
How can I force AOLserver (4.0) to bind to the privileged port?
Is it possible to set privileged httpport in the configuration file?
Do I have to specify it on the command line? I couldn't find anything
about this in the documentation.
Does AOLserver drop privileges before reading configuration
There is a new command line argument which does this:
-b host:portnum
Artur Meski wrote on 12/1/2003, 5:39 PM:
How can I force AOLserver (4.0) to bind to the privileged port?
Is it possible to set privileged httpport in the configuration file?
Do I have to specify it on the command
On Mon, Dec 01, 2003 at 11:39:53PM +0100, Artur Meski wrote:
How can I force AOLserver (4.0) to bind to the privileged port?
You mean port 80, or any other low number port? I think it's the same
as with AOLserver 3.x, you must start AOLserver as root, and use the
-u command line switch to tell
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