What OS are you running on? I believe the more recent versions of Linux have stopped showing multiple threads as separate entries in ps by default.
Try doing a 'ps -eafm'. The 'm' tells it to show threads. /s. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Scott S. Goodwin e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | u: http://scottg.net aim: scottgnet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nate Haggard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, December 24, 2002 12:29 PM Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER] 3.5.1 no response from webserver and only one nsd process > So far things look good. The server continues to respond even after > being up for 12+ hours. It used to stop responding after a day or so. > > There is still only one nsd process running. Should there only be one > nsd process when I am running mulptiple threads?! I am used to having a > seperate nsd8x process for every connection and thread. > > Nate > > > Scott S. Goodwin wrote: > > >Sounds like you're experiencing thread stack corruption. Increase your > >per-thread stacksize and see if the problem still exists.: > > > >ns_section "ns/threads" > >ns_param stacksize [expr 128*1024] > > > >/s. > > > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Scott S. Goodwin > >e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | u: http://scottg.net > >aim: scottgnet > >
