Steve Fosdick wrote: > > We have an application using Apache::ASP which worked fine when there > were just a few people using it but since user number have increased we > have started to get "Internal Server Error" return to clients in a few > odd cases and messages like: > > [Sat Nov 24 20:48:34 2001] [error] [asp] [7228] [error] Undefined > subroutine > &Apache::ASP::Compiles::_home_indigo_releases_r2_2_app_global_asa::db_seqnext > called at (eval 132) line 27. <--> , /usr/share/perl5/Apache/ASP.pm line > 1471 > > appearing in the error log. This is currently with Apache::ASP 2.21 > (debian package - the ASP.pm appears to be version 2.07). I tried > Apache::ASP 2.27 and the problem was very much worse with that version > hence having reverted to 2.21. So.. > > 1. Has anyone seen this before or know anything about what is going on. >
Here's some guesses: 1) If you are using StatINC or StatINCMatch configs in production, this could possibly contribute to this. Try not using these configs in production. 2) if you use the subroutine &db_seqnext() in your scripts, and its defined in a script, and not in global.asa, this would be a problem. Move the definition of &db_seqnext() to global.asa, which will act as your perl library for your ASP application. > 2. Has the problem been addresses specifically in 2.29? > No, this is the first that I am hearing of this, if this is due to neither of the above. > 3. Are then any tools or debug settings that may help gather enough > information to debug this? > Yes, set PerlSetVar Debug -1, and there will be system level tracing, then restart your web server, and send a error_log track to me from the web server start through the error occuring. This would be necessary to see what's going on if neither of the above fixes deals with your situation correctly. Also what would help is sending the global.asa you are using and the script being executed that has the error occuring. --Josh _________________________________________________________________ Joshua Chamas Chamas Enterprises Inc. NodeWorks Founder Huntington Beach, CA USA http://www.nodeworks.com 1-714-625-4051 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
