If Windows has the ability to do a checksum of a file, the first thing
I would do is check the db files on both sides and make sure nothing
got garbled in transit.
After that, I would find out if the folks running the web server have
installed any patches since this last worked for you. It sounds like
something may have changed on Windows so that the files created on one
system are no longer fully compatible with the code that reads them on
the other.
Also, if possible, try setting up an identical web server configuration
on the machine in your office, to make sure that the files are working
there. If they are, and the db files are identical on both systems,
then I would strongly suspect that something has changed on the web
server even if they try to tell you at first that it has not.
Good luck!
janine
On Aug 11, 2005, at 4:31 AM, Kyle Dallaire wrote:
Yes, all htDig files and the files it is indexing are on the
same server. I just don't run the dig there.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 8/11/2005 3:36 AM
To: Kyle Dallaire
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Subject: RE: [htdig] help! odd CGI errors...
Kyle,
I think that the first thing you need to do is get onto the box in
question, somehow, and try running Ht://dig from the command line. That
should then rule out: Corruption of the databases, corruption of the
EXE, most config issues etc.
I am assuming that the DBs and all other files are physically located
on
the same server?
Mike
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Of Kyle Dallaire
Sent: 10 August 2005 23:53
To: [email protected]
Subject: [htdig] help! odd CGI errors...
After over two years of trouble-free use of htDig (v 3.1.6),
I have run into an odd problem I don't understand. I hope
someone can point me in the right direction.
The way I run my site is this: I have a test site on a machine
in my office. I update my site files, then re-run the dig on
this machine; then, after testing locally, I copy the updated
files (including the updated db files) to the web server. Both
machines running Windows 2K.
This has worked successfully for over two years, and with
three different websites. For this particular site, it worked
as recently as 5 days ago, when I did the last update.
Today, I updated some files, re-ran the dig, and tested
locally. Fine. Updated the files on the web server, tested the
search, and got the following CGI errors:
========================================================
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a
complete set
of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:
3 [main] htsearch 4892 handle_exceptions: Exception:
STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
398 [main] htsearch 4892 open_stackdumpfile: Dumping
stack trace to
htsearch.exe.stackdump
========================================================
(no such stackdump file is created, however).
Tested a few more times, and got two other results: sometimes,
I get a CGI timeout; other times -- particularly when I search for
a term that will return only a few (less than 10) results, I get
the search results page complete with the line that tells me how
many results were returned, but without the actual results.
Also, when I search for terms that are not there, or do an
incorrectly-formatted boolean search, I get the appropriate
results page.
We are guessing (hoping?) that this is a problem outside of htDig:
networking maybe? but I don't know enough about what kind of
data htDig is expecting that it's not getting to be sure. It does seem
as if the search executable is running, but something is happening
to the data on the return trip? The web server is in a building
remote from ours.
If anyone has any ideas on what may be going wrong, we'd greatly
appreciate hearing them. We don't own the web server, and we'd like
to have some notion of where the problem might be before we contact
the person who does (since this person will know nothing about htDig).
Many thanks --
Kyle Dallaire
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