I have been testing apache 1.3.27, webstar 5.?, and aolserver 3.5.6
4.0B8 with ab and http_load on Mac OS X 10.2.5.
I have noticed that when I raise the concurrent requests much above 12,
ab and http_load both indicate lots of errors for aolserver:
connection reset by peer or byte count wrong
On Monday 30 June 2003 09:00 am, Kevin Murphy wrote:
I have been testing apache 1.3.27, webstar 5.?, and aolserver 3.5.6
4.0B8 with ab and http_load on Mac OS X 10.2.5.
I have noticed that when I raise the concurrent requests much above 12,
ab and http_load both indicate lots of errors for
Could you send me a tarball of your aolserver, ab, and config files with
instructions about how to test? I'd like to try and verify here. Thanks!
Kevin Murphy wrote:
I have been testing apache 1.3.27, webstar 5.?, and aolserver 3.5.6
4.0B8 with ab and http_load on Mac OS X 10.2.5.
I
Is this required to ensure that memory is reclaimed? I had naively
assumed
that Tcl/AOLserver would take care of this (that is, that variables
created
within a connection or procedure would be torn down upon closure of the
connection without manual intervention). Is this not the case?
This
On 2003.06.30, Kevin Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been testing apache 1.3.27, webstar 5.?, and aolserver 3.5.6
4.0B8 with ab and http_load on Mac OS X 10.2.5.
I wonder if this is related to the same problem that we saw on the
debian parisc issue with AOLserver:
[ 746384 ] Debian
Nathan, Don Dossy,
Thanks for the responses.
0. I'm actually using OS X 10.2.6, not 10.2.5 as I first reported.
1. Great suggestion, Don, but no go. I compiled and ran apache 2.0.46,
and it seems to behave the same as apache 1. So close in every regard
that I had to check the server software
Does anybody have or had problems running Linux and aolserver4 on Xeon
2.4Ghz.
It crashes or freezes occasionally, drops tcp connections.
Same code running with 3.5.5 works fine.
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AOLserver -
Just to be clear - we are not explicitly using namespaces anywhere in
our
scripts. We are just set-ing local variables, e.g.:
Of course not. But last time I checked (admitedly a long time ago, in
an older 3.x version of AOLserver), local variables still hung around
in the connection thread
