[AOLSERVER] nsmemcache driver issue with data over 2kb

[Sep Ng]

Hi,

I've been trying to use nsmemcache and integrate it with aolserver but
I noticed that there's this bug where if you retrieve data over 2kb,
the data gets truncated.  After inspection, it looks like it's because
the buffer size allocated when reading the contents via Ns_SockRecv is
not adequate.  I wonder if anyone has come across this partcular
issue.

I modified nsmemcache to accept a parameter setting from aolserver to
define a custom buffer size.  I wasn't entirely sure where the code
submissions were.  I'd be more than happy to send the changes
upstream, hope someone can point me the way because the contributing
patches section on the aolserver website was kind of confusing.


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Re: [AOLSERVER] Oracle driver update and SF question

[Sep Ng]

Hi Andrew,

It seems that the changes you did improved the stability of
aolserver.  I will observe more of this, but the patch is looking
good.

On Aug 27, 6:13 am, Sep Ng thejackschm...@gmail.com wrote:
 Thanks for letting me know, Andrew.  I will try to get around to
 testing the latest code base from CVS.  I remember that the crashes
 happen way too often so I'm confident that if the crash was not
 already fixed, it's going to happen again.

 On Aug 27, 12:41 am, Andrew Steets ste...@gmail.com wrote:



  There was an uniititialized int * being passed into OCI in the code that
  handles 'ns_ora exec_plsql'.

  2.7 is nearly 6 years old now. If you can post the backtrace of a crash w/
  the most recent nsoracle from CVS I'm happy to take a look at it. Are you
  able to reliably reproduce the crash?

  -Andrew

  On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 6:15 PM, Sep Ng thejackschm...@gmail.com wrote:
   Hi,

   Can I ask what nature of the crash this fixes? I remember trying
   nsoracle 2.8 fork and it was extremely unstable and had to rollback to
   2.7. Is this on the CVS tree now?

   Thanks!

   On Aug 26, 4:56 am, Andrew Steets ste...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,

I just checked in a patch for the Oracle driver that fixes a crash bug 
we
were seeing on some of our servers. Anyone running a relatively recent
(last two years) version of the Oracle driver may want to switch.

I saw some e-mail a while ago about switching to GitHub, but I don't see
   any
of the modules on GitHub. I have some other nsoracle patches (eg. log
warning and query text for queries running  X seconds) that would
   probably
be better suited to a private fork or branch. Any plans to migrate the
modules to GitHub?

-Andrew

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