Just a quick follow up question - have you tied CF into Apache or is it just
running on the internal HTTP server on port 8300/8500 so far?
Also: I think (and that was confirmed by Mark when we briefly discussed that)
that MessageBrokerServlet is the culprit. It's a servlet that's used in
I have also seen incorrctly configured DNS cause slow startups and
antivirus. If there is av running on the box try disable it.
Paul Kukiel
On 29/03/2010, at 8:07 PM, Kai Koenig k...@koeni.de wrote:
Just a quick follow up question - have you tied CF into Apache or is
it just running on
Paul,
Anyone running an AV on a physical server should be re-considering their
user access. AV's should not run on a physical server, if you need to check
a file uploaded then you can run a scan, but resident memory checks should
be disabled.
Av's check every file when resident memory is
Fixed the Verity issue. It needed ia32-libs libs installed, because
Verity runs in 32 bit.
However, I have since re-read the system requirements and it appears
Ubuntu is only supported for 32 bit. I am going to try and RHEL and
see if the MessageBrokerServlet issue still exists.
Andrew.
On
Ah - Andrew, this is on Ubuntu Server, yes?
I've definitely seen this on Ubuntu Server, both on CF8, and CF9, when
shutting down CF and then starting it back up again.
Server startup gets stuck on the MessageBrokerServlet init call, for a
while.
It makes me think it's looking for something, and
Note: change of topics due the CFBuilder launch
(date change) Tuesday 30th March at 6:00pm for 6:30 start
Coldfusion Builder Launch Event
Coldfusion Builder has been officially launched and a short overview
of Coldfusion Builder will be given.
(revised) ColdFusion Application Architecture for
Hi Mark,
Yep, Ubuntu Server.
I think we are going to give RHEL a try instead - fingers crossed we
don't have an issue there.
Andrew.
On Mar 30, 1:09 pm, Mark Mandel mark.man...@gmail.com wrote:
Ah - Andrew, this is on Ubuntu Server, yes?
I've definitely seen this on Ubuntu Server, both on
