On 5/29/09 10:48 AM, Francesco Petrarch wrote:
However, seemly at random times (for a random connection), [ns_adp_parse
-file /www/website/template.adp] will return an empty string.
Are you scouring your server log for any uncaught Tcl errors? Without
knowing anything about your application code, if ns_adp_parse is
consistently returning an empty string for a particular connection, then
there's some application code that is connection-sensitive (thus, simply
retrying the ns_adp_parse yields the same result consistently) that is
probably resulting in an uncaught Tcl error that causes ns_adp_parse to
return an empty string.
FYI, instead of the preauth filter, might I suggest you use this instead
in your server's configuration .tcl:
ns_section "ns/server/$server/adp"
ns_param startpage /www/website/template.adp
It may not give you the same level of "control" as you are getting with
the ns_adp_parse approach, but it might work better.
I also notice you don't register the same filter for HEAD requests. Was
this intentional?
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