Keep alives are enabled with a 120 second connection timeout. Session state is
kept for 20 minutes.
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Subject: Re: Regular timeout
I checked all backups and scheduled tasks on both the CF and DB servers and
nothing matches. I use application.cfc for the site settings and nothing
matches up there either.
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I checked all backups and scheduled tasks on both the CF and DB servers and
nothing matches. I use application.cfc for the site settings and nothing
matches up there either.
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Nope, those update every two days. Session variables are set for more than
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> I don't have anything scheduled for that interval.
Did you check all the default timeouts specified in CFSERVER?
Robert B. Harrison
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Do you declare you application variable with this amount of time?
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-Original Message-
From: Ian Rutherford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 11:01 AM
>>Is there some kind of Java garbage collection or something else that
people know about that would cause such a regular slowdown?
It might also be related with other applications on the server, like
backups, etc.
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