On 2005.02.11, Vinod Kurup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've noticed some strange requests in my access log. The file size is huge.
...
>
> I'm using AOLserver from the 4.0 CVS branch, updated yesterday on Debian
> Linux. I'm running OpenACS.
This is bug #815850:
http://aolserver.com/sf/bug/815850
> Any ideas what might be going on? Or where I should start looking?
Exactly what version of 4.0 are you running?
I think the whole business of subtracting the header bytes from
nContentSent is problematic in the event where even the header doesn't
get a chance to be written back to the socket (leaving us with a
negative number, which nslog treats as unsigned, thus the very large
number showing in the logs).
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