Jason Belich wrote:
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> but would I not have other errors? I'm getting no other errors, that I
> can tell. If you are correct, what other errors should I be looking
> for?
You might _not_ be getting other errors. Or you might be getting other
errors which aren't as apparent to you. Compression is peculiar in that
it exercises a system (somewhat strenuously) and then makes a hard
record of the output. Many other system-intensive processes will only
register their errors in more subtle ways, like performance degradations
that humans don't even notice. But compressed files are highly
error-sensitive. (How sure are you, BTW, that you aren't getting other
errors? Is this a recent development? How long have you been having
this problem and did its onset coincide with any changes you made to
your site?)
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> BTW, the 95 and linux boxen are different boxen,
Didn't you also say that you were having these problems with a Mac? I
assume that the Mac is not running Linux; so if I recall correctly, you
have three OS's on three different physical machines which are all
misbehaving in the same way. Is that right?
Like others, I suspect hardware trouble, but hardware trouble doesn't
usually express itself across boxen like this unless (a) you are a cheap
bastard who insists on buying crummy equipment (you do not appear to
fall into this category) or (b) your _site_ has something going on which
is upsetting all of the machinery.
How's your supply of current? Are you using line conditioning? What
about overwhelming sources of radio-frequency interference, like high
power cables or transisters? Power trouble and RF are sort of remote
possibilities, but I don't know what else would cause hardware problems
across boxen like this.
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