Hello everyone, I have been able to solve the problem. Up to now I have been using default values for threads for my server. It seemed that they were not enough.
We have not had a big increase in the hits to our site, so I think the problem started when we increased the connections to the DB per AOLServer process (from 4 to 20). What we have done now is to put minthreads in 5 and maxthreads in 20, and now everything works like a charm. No locked threads. Every thread servers the requests very fastly. If someone knows why did this problem happen or have a guess, it'd be nice to know it, just for future reference. Kind Regards, Juan José - Juan José del Río | Comercio online / e-commerce (0034) 616 512 340 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] Simple Option S.L. Tel: (0034) 951 930 122 Fax: (0034) 951 930 122 http://www.simpleoption.com On Mon, 2008-02-04 at 16:50 +0100, Juan José del Río [Simple Option] wrote: > Hello, > > Since two days ago, I have been experiencing weird problems with > AOLServer. Maybe someone of you have a clue of what's going out exactly. > > I will detail my problem in the easiest way possible. > > 1. A user requests a page > 2. His browser sends the request > 3. The browser waits for AOLServer's reply showing "Waiting for > <servername>..." > > > 4. Another user requests a page > 5. His browser sends the request > 6. AOLServer serves the 1st request > 7. AOLServer serves the 2nd request > > > Excerpt from my logs: > > 192.168.1.193 - [04/feb/2008:16:39:07 +0100] > "GET /ayuda/informacion-devoluciones.adp HTTP/1.0" 200 7521 "" "" > 4.494904 > > 192.168.1.193 - - [04/feb/2008:16:39:08 +0100] "GET / HTTP/1.0" 200 > 15474 "" "" 0.187405 > > > I ask for the page "/ayuda/informacion-devoluciones.adp" around 16:39:03 > but AOLServer doesn't return it until around 16:39:08 i ask the front > page (any other page works too). Note that aolserver counts that the 1st > page took around 4.5 seconds to be served... considering that it's a > pretty static page, that should be served in much less than 150ms. > > > I found a way to fix this. I simply run this script: > > while [[ 1 ]]; do > lynx -source http://mysite > /dev/null ; > sleep 1; > done > > > and that way I will always have requests, so the delay will be under 1 > second for the incoming requests. > > > Has anybody a clue about what is going on? > > > Thanks in advance, > > Juan José > > -- 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.
