> -----Original Message----- > From: suppressed > [mailto:suppressed On Behalf > Of Jon Jensen > Sent: 2006 September 13 -- Wednesday 4:30 PM > To: suppressed > Subject: RE: [ic] Occasional/random "Connection reset by peer" errors > > On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Daniel Davenport wrote: > > >> Is Interchange in PreFork, or fork-on-demand? What is the > MaxServers > >> setting? > > > > Appears to be fork-on-demand. There's only one IC running, > > unless it's serving a request. > > Hrm.....it's in "low" traffic mode, which at the > > moment sets MaxServers to 5. I don't know whether i've > > ever seen it busy enough to need 5 copies running...but > > considering the machine's > > serving 15 catalogs...maybe turning it up isn't too bad an idea. > > > > Another box, which seems to be running great, has > > MaxServers set to 0. > > As far as i remember, i didn't do that (i've never had a > > reason to tweak > > those settings, as until now they've always just worked). > > I assume that > > unlimits MaxServers -- which, although it works a lot > > better than the > > current state of things, doesn't seem too safe to me. > > > > Going to look at changing the MaxServers setting, and > > probably turn on > > PreFork as it sounds like it'd help speed things up a bit. > > Personally I wouldn't mess with PreFork yet ... one thing at > a time. :) Good idea. It's on the list of stuff to look at, though, as soon as things are more stable. > Try setting MaxServers higher, or to 0. Setting it to 0 can stop some > weird signals problems. It does run the risk of a runaway, but if you > don't have infinite loops in your code somewhere it's unlikely in my > experience. There is a loop of sorts, but it's mostly client-side waits. A page in one of the catalogs shows real-time data which has to be refreshed every few seconds. Probably not what you meant, though. :) I've set MaxServers to 20 for the moment; that seems to have stopped the error message from appearing for me. It'll take a while to be sure, but i had a couple dozen web browsers open, pointing at that data page, and got no errors. That's a pretty good sign. -- Daniel Davenport New Age Digital http://www.newagedigital.com _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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