So just for closure editing Utilities/Adaptors/Adaptor/config.h and recompiling
the adaptor did seem to fix things. I’ll now better in the next few days but at
least now the adaptor does show all the instances. So I’m pretty sure that
fixed it.
> On Sep 5, 2020, at 21:27, bob--- via Webobject
So my predecessor did the compiling of the adaptor but in Wonder I found that
Utilities/Adaptors/Adaptor/config.h had the following line
#define WA_MAX_APP_INSTANCE_COUNT 128 /* maximum number of instances
of a single application the adaptor can keep track of */
Now I just have to try
No, but the number is obviously suspect as a "limit" and so just google that,
repair and go on about your day...
> On Sep 5, 2020, at 9:04 PM, b...@xmsi.com wrote:
>
> So I believe all the apps are running but I don’t think the Apache WOAdaptor
> believes that. I just noticed that It shows 128
So I believe all the apps are running but I don’t think the Apache WOAdaptor
believes that. I just noticed that It shows 128 running instances instead of
the proper 180. 128 seems like a suspicious number does anyone know if there is
some limit set in place X to number of running instances the
Well, I don’t know but each app has a port assigned and you should see that in
monitor and in ps -axww or whatever you should be able to see which instances
are which.
You should be able to hit instances specifically using a URL with the woport
somehow on the URL, perhaps someone recalls or you
Hi I would really appreciate any help you have to offer.
I’m looking for help debugging why the Adaptor does not show all the instances
that monitor shows as running. I believe this is causing users not to hit many
instances that are running.
I have a single webserver with 6 appservers. I hav
