** Reply to note from Jeremy Wadsack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tue, 11 Jul 2000
17:52:53 -0700
> You don't say where in the process it 'hangs,' but this sounds like one of the pipes
>is
> hanging and the Ctrl-C is caught by the pipe process, terminates the process and
>allows
> Analog to continue.
thanks, Jeremy
well, I can't determine where in stops, BUT, the session it runs in, says
GZIP at that time
the error file I sent included ONE such 'stop'
> My guess is that one of the '.gz' logfiles is corrupt or something else is wrong
>with
> it. Looking at the stats from your (very long) debug output, it looks like a lot of
>them
> are empty. Could this be a problem for your gzip? Maybe it's looking to STDIN for
>input
> because the specified input file has no size? Do your logfiles really have no lines
>in
> them (or 1 - 6 requests as the others appear) or is there a problem with the
>compressed
> archives. You might try looking at some of them by hand. e.g. (I'm assuming this is
>a
> Windows system from the '\', and that you don't have zcat or less) (this is one
>line)
this particular domain is 'brand new', yes, it hardly has any access, my own domain
has 3
or 4 years data, never ever 'stopped' before, now, it 'stops' several times
I guess I need something to skip any such, and, maybe log it, I log all stderr from
the script, 'just in case', but no error logged
,no, most definitely no Winders, it's an OS/2 system
OK, I removed all 'empty' files;
it still STOPs when GZIPPed, when un-gizipped, analog runs OK
>
> gzip -cd \users\commodore.org.au\logs\www.commodore.org.au.Apr022000.gz | more
you mean.... to look at contents for corruption ?
I just "cat www*", they kinda seem 'ok'...?
Voytek Eymont
SBT Information Systems Pty Ltd
http://www.sbt.net.au/links/
phone +61-2 9310-1144 fax +61-2 9310-1118
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