These messages mean that the server received a request, but there were
no free connection threads to pass the request to, ie, all of your threads
were busy.
The naive solution is to increase MaxThreads, but this likely won't
solve your problem. For example, if your machine is out of CPU,
setting MaxThreads higher will only cause more processes to be waiting
for CPU, and eventually you'll get this error again. Same thing if
you have used all your IO capacity on the machine. If you have a
special case, where your server threads are coordinating with other
processes and it takes a long time, doing sleeps, or something else
where the threads are waiting a lot and not consuming resources, then
bumping MaxThreads might help.
Jim
Hi !
I'm using AOLserver/3.3.1+ad13 and it is very slow.
We thought it was slow due to OACS4 that runs on it,
but now I noticed the log is full with :
[20/Jan/2004:01:28:58][5962.4101][-conn1-] Notice: nssock: server ready -
resuming
[20/Jan/2004:01:28:58][5962.6151][-conn3-] Notice: nssock: server ready -
resuming
[20/Jan/2004:01:28:58][5962.5126][-conn2-] Notice: nssock: server ready -
resuming
[20/Jan/2004:01:28:58][5962.4101][-conn1-] Notice: nssock: server ready -
resuming
[20/Jan/2004:01:28:58][5962.3076][-conn0-] Notice: nssock: server ready -
resuming
I counted 2793 appearences in a log of 6 days.
The server is listening on port 8000 and is accessed by an apache server
VirtualHost doing ProxyPass. (if that has anything to do with it).
The server is quite busy - running 3 instances of ACS on AOLserver,
some apache websites, zope, qmail, ftp etc.
BUT the other 2 sites running on AOLserver are not slow.
Does anybody have a tip or a clue about these nssock msgs?
Thanks, Yuval.
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