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Re: [ic] Intermittent 500 on "Submit Order"


Grant wrote:
I'm seeing intermittent 500 errors when someone clicks the "Submit
Order" button.  It seems to happen only when submitting an order.  It
can happen regardless of the payment method, so it isn't a problem
with GPG.  The backend processes of the order placement always seem to
go through fine, but the customer is not seeing the order receipt
page.
How is the e-mail being handled, is it in your receipt page also? Or at
what point in the process? What, if any, mail is received? What mail
method is being used? I used to get some errors when sending too many
mail in the order process, which was improved slightly by using
Net::SMTP, and then cured by using RPC mode.

Try to add some debugging statements, and use what you know to find out
exactly where it fails. There was an excellent thread a couple weeks
ago, 'one store gone nuts' - where debugging was discussed in-depth.

Good luck,

JT

JT,
I think you might be right about email sending being the root of my
problem here.  I haven't seen one of these 500s since I put a stop to
form mail spam.  We'll see how it goes.  I'd like to switch to RPC
mode if that cleared it up for you, but I'm on 5.2 and there is a bug
that prevents op=tq from working with RPC mode.

I'll keep the list posted on how this goes.

- Grant

Hi Grant,

If you search for the bug with aq in RPC mode you'll probably find the thread where it's discussed and I think I ended up using a Search.pm from a later build that solved my problem.

Are you running with MaxServers 0 in high or low traffic mode?  Most problems I have seen with perl signals have been solved by using MaxServers 0 in high/low traffic mode.

Good luck,

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Ron Phipps
End Point Corporation
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