I did some testing and there are no problems with <@purge> with 062 on my set up here. .
Does this happen every time you use <@purge> or is it at just one point? If it is just at one point and you can re-produce it consistently send it on to Sydney. You say you never had a problem with this on T2k - you may have had but never noticed as serverwatcher.exe would have covered things up - while all variables would have been purged as expected. I know this might be improbable but I thought I'd throw it in.... John McGowan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: It happened again... and again.... This is very frustrating... I do development on both T2k and W5 and I've never had a problem with this on T2K. It always seems to happen in the vicinity of an @Purge (because I'm uploading new tcfs, and hitting a taf that does the @purge for me as part of my ant script to push code to the server) The server gets in a state, where it doesn't seem to respond to any t4client requests, and I get client errors, (but only after a couple of minutes) Incidentally, when I go to stop the service, it takes quite a long time (at least a minute) for the service to stop, then I start it again, and everything is OK. Until the next time.... Part of what makes me think it's the purging, or something else happening at the same time as the purging, is that it seems like the server is deadlocked. It's not taking up any CPU when it's hung like this, and the call to purge.taf right before the hang never shows up in the witango log files.... /John John McGowan wrote: > I did the upgrade, and am waiting for the problem to happen again. > Hopefully it doesn't. > Now, after doing an upgrade, I have a suggestion for whoever > configured the Installer for Witango. > > The installer doesn't offer an obvious choice for people to do an > upgrade of an existing server. I eventually figured out that a > "Repair" accomplished the task of upgrading the server without messing > up my configuration files, but It really should say something in the > Witango installer about that. > > I did search the install guide, and couldn't find anything > > /John > > Robert Shubert wrote: > >> Upgrade! 054 isn't terribly stable. (especially next to 062) > ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/maillist.taf __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/maillist.taf
