Hi folks -- I've got a puzzling problem I'm hoping someone has insight into. We're running aolserver 3.5.6 on debian linux (2.4.18). Recently, we've begun to see runaway nsd threads consuming as much CPU as they can. As the site is database backed using Oracle, I have ruled out that nsd was waiting for a query to return (it shouldn't be using all CPU in that case of course) -- it isn't. So I turned on stats in the startup config, hoping to see more detail of the thread in question. Here's what I get:
-conn2- -main- 5126 NS_OK 02:00:25 PM on 10/29/2003 connthread 43236 67.100.202.162 running ? ? 2255 0 Note the ? ?; those are usually the request type and URI I believe. So what's going on here? Does nsd get stuck before it gets a complete request? It wouldn't seem to be a bug in my tcl in this case. Also, the access log does not show anything unusual -- in fact I don't think it even logs this request, although I am not certain. I have verified that all of the tcl pages in the access log around the time of this request do in fact load properly. Thanks very much, Greg -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with the body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject: field of your email blank.
