> At 10:37 AM 9/2/2003 -0700, you wrote: > >I can kill the pid, but as soon as I or someone attempts to access that > >client's web page, it comes back and works it's way up to 99% > CPU again in > >a matter of seconds, but the site still doesn't come up. > > That's strange...I've got quite a few sites on a 550 and > Chilisoft running > on maybe 30 sites. The processor is barely working. > > That being said, we've written some sloppy code in the past that has > brought the box to a halt...an eternal loop can overload the processor > pretty quickly and likely exibit the behavior you are describing. > What are > they doing with that asp page? > > Brian >
Directory access in a loop is also a killer in chiliasp. I use a dynamic page generator which scans a thumbnail cache for existing files. With around 1000 files in the directory caspeng slows almost to a halt, where a windows machine hardly feels the load. (inefficient filesystem object implementation i guess). Also, i had some pages with large array handling wich easily brings a 550 to it's knees. Like brian suggested, look closely at the code for thight loops, or loops with a large number of itterations. Bob. _______________________________________________ cobalt-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-developers
