do you think that it might be having something to do with the location of
all the files?

i told you that currently i have them all in subdirectory located the same
directory along with all my other html documents ( so its not cgi-bin )

Regards

LM

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Bennett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 5:27 AM
> To: LM; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [analog-help] analog works great,but anlgform turned my
> lifemisrable on apache server
>
>
> T
>
>
> > the server isnt mine!!.
>
> Tried moving the log files onto a different box for analysis ?
>
> > if apache is timing out as you said, then i would get the error after
> > 5 minutes, not right on when i click the page. am i right?
>
> That sounds logical - it would be unlikely though that Apache would
> present a timed-out error for anything else. If you are getting an
> error message right away it may be more prudent to look into
> whether or not the CGI for is actually getting run. Try submitting the
> form and then looking at the output of PS to see if Analog is
> actually running at all. Or, set the QV paramater to 1 and see if the
> form is passing variables at all.
>
> There's a lot of trouble-shooting tips in the new documentation too.
>
> > and lets assume i manage to convince my webhost to increase the
> > timeout, which i can bet safely they wont do.. what timeout should the
> > set?
>
> That depends on how long it takes Analog to actually run .. on a
> pumped up Sun Enterprise 450, we analyse over 60 million hits in
> just under 12 minutes, so I set our timeout to 20 min to be on the
> safe side. This is an extreme case and I wouldn't recommend it for
> a public webserver. Why not simply cut your log files into smaller
> chunks and see if that helps ?
>
> > and dont you guys think that something has to be done about this? i
> > mean. if all the people with apache servers are facing this problem
> > then it is a real big problem!
>
> I have seen no evidence that this is a general probem with Apache
> or Analog - we have a lot of folk at our institution using them both.
>
> > (( wierd thing is that i searched through the lists. and i barely
> > found one complaint like this one ))
>
> This probably means that this problem is not as general as you
> think and is more likely local to your site (worse luck).
>
> Cheers,
> ajb.
>
>
>
> Andrew Bennett
> Fileserver & Network Support CoOrdinator
> IT Services, The University of Queensland Library
>
> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> phone: 3365 6722

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