On Wed, 3 Jun 2009, Ask Bj?rn Hansen wrote: > It's odd (and frustrating) that you have so much trouble with prefork. > Did you try using the regular fork server instead? I suspect that's the > most commonly used "transport" and thus very well tested.
Unfortunately, I have decided to implement my previous setup of 0.32 forkserver on the new system. There were also some problems implementing that, due in part to not being to install a working copy of Email::Valid (probably not needed anyway), and sudo being configured to requiretty. I also had to bump the softlimit from 100000000 an order of magnitude to 1000000000. I wonder if I'll need to boost my RAM! I *THINK* it is working properly, now. If so, great - I can begin to breath, again. My plan is to bring up 0.82 forkserver on an unused port, and bring up one plugin at a time. Each plugin will be spewing variable contents every step of the way - I indicated that I found something had unexpected contents, which I know was causing the plugin to fail the connection. If I can bring up the newer version of forkserver with everything I need, I will. Then I may try the same thing with prefork. (I wish I had had the opportunity to document what I was going through - without it, it is next to impossible to know what the real problems were. Sorry, I considered this a rather large fire that needed to be put out by whatever means possible.) J.
