>... unless... did you configure a
>separate datastore for each of those layers???
DOH!
That is exactly what I had done.
I will no bump the datastore connection parms back up to 10 or 20.
And I should know better.
Thanks for the reply.
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Paul McCullough wrote:
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> How to Fix It
> -
> Obviously, it is unacceptable to the dataserver to go down - so first I
> lowered the postgresql.conf max connections
> - max_connections = 50
> What number you use depends on a number of factors - plenty of material
> about this on the
Recap
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I have a layer group.
Sometimes, when it is rendered via WMS, some (openlayers) tiles are missing
some of the styles.
See image attached to this thread.
Explanation
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summary: don't let geoserver ask for too many database connections - set
"max connections" parameter to a r
I am now studying the logs.
I suspect the problem starts on this line of the pgsql log:
2008-05-28 14:00:50 LOG: server process (PID 5592) exited with exit
code -1073741502
Indeed it appears to be a pqsql bug
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-bugs/2006-12/msg00166.php
I shall patch
So panning would make the requests multithreaded.
I saw this in your logs: 2008-05-28 14:02:11 LOG: server process (PID
3172) exited with exit code -1073741502
That's not very helpful, but it seems to be this bug:
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-bugs/2007-11/msg00138.php
Unfortunately I
All,
It is clear that the problem is not related to TileCache and GeoWebCache.
I have removed cahcing from the picture.
As Arne suspected, there are issues with the database connection to
postgresql.
So I have added some debugging to postgresQL as suggested above.
Attached are zipped log files fr
I neglected to mention that the previously included log files were created as
follows in order to show the minimum necessary...
1) stop tomcat and postgresql
2) remove all logs files for tomcat and postgresql
3) start postgresql
4) start tomcat
5) pan and zoom until I see the bad images (it took o
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Arne Kepp ha scritto:
>> To me that looks like the database server disappeared.
>>
>> Is postgresql running on the same machine? Can you see whether it has
>> a log with errors?
>
> This mail thread:
> http://www.nabble.com/org.postgresql.util.PSQLException:-An-I-O-error-occur
Arne Kepp ha scritto:
> To me that looks like the database server disappeared.
>
> Is postgresql running on the same machine? Can you see whether it has a
> log with errors?
This mail thread:
http://www.nabble.com/org.postgresql.util.PSQLException:-An-I-O-error-occured-while-sending-to-the-backe
To me that looks like the database server disappeared.
Is postgresql running on the same machine? Can you see whether it has a
log with errors?
-Arne
Paul McCullough wrote:
> I just restarted tomcat/geoserver.
> The server started properly and rendered the first images properly.
> I was very
I just restarted tomcat/geoserver.
The server started properly and rendered the first images properly.
I was very quickly able to reproduce the error.
See log below.
Here is the log file output.
27 May 16:27:04 INFO [geoserver.filters] - 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 "GET
/geoserver/wfs?LAYERS=layer-group_map
All,
I was just now able to recreate this under TileCache and plain old WMS.
And here is an excerpt from the log file.
27 May 16:18:06 INFO [geoserver.filters] - 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 "GET
/geoserver/wfs?LAYERS=layer-group_map&UNITS=m&PROJECTION=EPSG%3A900913&FORMAT=image%2Fgif&SERVICE=WMS&VERSION=1.1.
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