On Wed, Nov 02, 2005 at 03:05:55PM -0500, Ron Emerick wrote:
> I'm using the https.tcl from the nsopenssl distribution. I'm posting a
> large body content (36,085 chars). The AOLserver crashes without a core in
> the _ns_https_puts proc ("puts $sock $string").
The fact that no core file was left is not AOLserver's fault, that's
probably due to settings in your OS. If you're on Linux, try putting
something like this in whatever (bash) shell script you use to start
AOLserver:
# Allow 20 MB core files:
ulimit -S -c 20000 > /dev/null 2>&1
#ulimit -S -c unlimited
> Is there a way to use the AOLserver as a client to post this much data?
Yes. :) (I don't know what it is though.)
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