>With all of those errors, I'd almost say you have to have a >corrupt module in there somewhere.
All of the various DBI, zlib compres, etc. modules were just installed for 6.2.0 cleanly. This machine is very stable so I don't think these new Perl modules are corrupt. How can I figure out which module is causing it? >However, --diag can be very hazardous for your server if you >just run with it for no reason. It gets VERY strict with >perl; far more than needed for operational use. Strict is a good thing here and it seems that unless my Perl install is very screwed up, looks like 6.2.0 has some minor errors in the initial startup (as I had indicated). So, instead of not having any logging at all, is there a recommended logging setting I should use to redirect various errors and warnings to a log file? I'd like to do something like: slimserver.pl --some-log-setting >> /var/log/slimserver.log Anyway, so I left --diag on overnight and the CPU utilization did come back to zero and the clock is now counting every second. The issue is that if I run with the usual --daemon mode when I *first* install a new version from scratch, sometimes the slimserver will run for a bit an then silently crash (no errors seen). If I first run the new install in --diag mode, it seems to somehow slow things down enough that things survive over the initialization. Once this first run completes doing possibly things like file/DB initialization, things will then restart ok without the need for additional debugging (see below). Any ideas on what might be causing this? Seems I have identified a work around which is a good thing and I've confirmed that 6.2.0 is *MUCH* faster than 6.2Beta. --David -- dranch ------------------------------------------------------------------------ dranch's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1294 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=17907 _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
