First thought, do you have a firewall that might be blocking incoming
network traffic on that port?
Can you connect from a non-web browser (e.g., telnet or nc)? Maybe
chrome is doing something odd.
-J
Thorpe Mayes wrote:
Hi,
My guess is that this is simple, but it eludes me.
I have
I'd guess this is related to the code to rebuild namespaces, there may
be something different enough about tcloo namespaces to break it. It
could be something as simple as using namespace instead of
::namespace. I'll try building with the latest tcl and see what I run
into.
-J
John Buckman
ns_sets are not internally interlocked. If you are using the same
shared set in multiple threads, you need to protect it with a mutex.
Do you specifically need the indexability of ns_sets? nsvs are easier to
use for most cases, and if you have more than a few keys probably faster
too.
-J
Sep
John Buckman wrote:
SUGGESTIONS FOR A FUTURE AOLSERVER
The state of the art is, I think, happening in the javascript world,
with things such as node.js. If the aolserver community were really
interested in getting new users, making it a top notch
embedded-javascript web server would be a
Gustaf Neumann wrote:
On 28.09.12 12:57, Wolfgang Winkler wrote:
Hi!
The only problem we have is similar to Johns occasional crashes. But
I have 2 test servers and 1 pre production server, where AOLserver
crashes with Fatal: received fatal signal 11 or alloc: invalid
block: 0xc595660: b0 6,
It's not that hard to believe that a distro could have a link error in a
less-used package (which aolserver probably is, alas). Especially since
that particular missing symbol error is (if it is what I think it is)
fairly new and related to gcc changes in default symbol visibility, and
the
It depends on why the connection has been running a long time. The
ns_loop_ctl command lets you examing running loops (i.e., while and
foreach loops) and lets you interrupt them in case something got back a
much larger dataset than expected. If it's just a slow network
connection not letting
Ok, I've been sitting on this response for far too long now, I may as
well just send it out, perfection be damned.
That was probably my thread on 4.6 and beyond you mentioned. Lots of
energy ... then life happened, and time vanished. I'd still love to
make things happen, I'm just short on
Hi Cyan,
Yes, there's still a few subscribers.
Do you know if this connection dropping happens mostly when there is a
lot of activity or more frequently when there is very low activity?
I recall a few edge cases in the thread pooling where a thread would in
some circumstances wait until
