Hi Paolo, Paolo Veronelli writes: > > > Thanks, but the problem is totally not there.I pasted wrongly sorry. > The service works for a while, then stops, then works again and, after a > day it works no more! See the error is not "I'm not reading the ticket:]". > The machine hardware never gave problems, and it's running other servers > fine. > And lately I've found the machine consuming 98% CPU resources on that > ticket, not responding to 'kill' command.I had to kill -9. > The memory footprint was constant, and very low, so no memory leaks. >
This looks like the emulator has crashed, can you build yourself a debug version of the emulator? This will have the assertion checks turned on which will probably tell us why it has crashed. Otherwise we can at least connect ot the crashed emulator with gdb to see a stack trace. To build a debug version of the emulator add --enable-opt=debug when running configure. > Is that kind of service running fine on your machines, leaving it up for > a day among other servers? (I'm walking blind ....) > Nice you gave a response,I'm thinking switching to erlang, for this > silence. Well it is xmas :-) But erlang has no tickets!!!. /me thinks of suicide :P > New Year has that effect. k _________________________________________________________________________________ mozart-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.mozart-oz.org/mailman/listinfo/mozart-users
