Yeh, I've worked out what was happening, seems that tomcat was being
killed by the system running out of memory, which was happening
without any log messages on the system at all, which was rather
unhelpful and left me completely stumped for a while. However adding
extra swap space and
Linux OOM killer?
http://lwn.net/Articles/317814/
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On 07/07/2011 09:35, mar...@alt-v.co.uk wrote:
Yeh, I've worked out what was happening, seems that tomcat was being
killed by the system running out of memory, which was happening without
any log messages on the system at all, which was
Hi.
Since this concerns large files upload, I wonder if something along these lines
is happening :
A file upload is a POST request, usually with an enctype=multipart/form-data format
(similar to an email with attachments).
Furthermore, for sending this file, the browser is going to encode the
André,
I believe the file upload you are talking about is the FileUpload project
from the Apache Commons: http://commons.apache.org/fileupload/
This does indeed have a disk-based implementation of an upload file. The
package is org.apache.commons.fileupload.disk and it implements the
project's
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André ,
On 7/7/2011 10:27 AM, André Warnier wrote:
Since this concerns large files upload, I wonder if something along
these lines is happening :
A file upload is a POST request, usually with an
enctype=multipart/form-data format (similar to
Christopher Schultz wrote:
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I don't think any browser does base64 encoding of files.
Let's make a bet...
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André,
On 7/7/2011 4:57 PM, André Warnier wrote:
Christopher Schultz wrote: ...
I don't think any browser does base64 encoding of files.
Let's make a bet...
I'll buy you a nice American beer if I'm wrong and you come to ApacheCon
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It seems it is not a mod_jk problem. mod_jk never shuts down Tomcat, but
obviously your Tomcat shuts down during processing the request.
I would
- update Tomcat *and* the service wrapper (jdvc) to the most recent
patch update (e.g. Tomcat 5.5.33).
- run Tomcat once without the service wrapper
Hi
I have a problem when uploading files to tomcat through mod_jk. When
uploading smaller files (100kb) everything seems to work fine, but
when uploading files of about 1.5Mb it seems as if the server is
restarting and causing a 503 error. I've tried modifying timeouts in
both apache
