Thanks Andre.
On 14/11/12 12:33 PM, André Warnier wrote:
Dave Morgan wrote:
Snip.
We did find the use statement and removed it. We now get
Software caused connection abort at
/home/apache/metapoint/trunk/Utility.pm line 231.
Ok, so now you know at which line of which module this issue happens.
Is that you only issue (this line in the logs) ?
Pretty well, we also get a similar problem when some IE clients download
pictures (jpg's).
Software caused connection abort at
/home/apache/metapoint/trunk/Metadot/UploadsManager.pm line 216, OUT chunk
1.\n
The code here is (edited for brevity)
open OUT, $read_file;
binmode (OUT);
print $CGI-header(%header_values);
{
local $/ = undef;
while(OUT) {
print;
}
}
Because if it is, it doesn't necessarily indicate a problem. It can happen
just because
the user clicks on some other link (or closes the window or the browser),
before your
server has had time to send it the full answer to the present request.
Because of that, there is no more client connection over which Apache can
continue to send
the response, and the next time your program tries to write something, it
triggers this
error and message in the log.
This only happens when the client is IE. From searching the net it
appears to be something to do with the http header not quite right.
No offense intended, but that sounds iffy to me; unless your $response below is
a PDF
document, in which case there was something indeed with some versions of the
Adobe PDF
plugin for IE not behaving correctly with some standard HTTP headers.
The code is quite simple:
print $CGI-header( $header_info_ref );
print $response;
-- maybe you could add or something-to-do-in-case-of-error here
The response is standard html/text, no fancy formats. I will look into catching
the error
and doing a dump.
Running curl provides the following output
Snip
The above looks like a perfectly valid request/response to me. Do you get an
error in the
logs when you do this with curl ?
No, not at all, as I mentioned the only time it happens is sometimes with IE.
:(
In short, what is your problem ?
I'm not sure there is one, however, this occurs 50-100 times a day which seems
very high to me.
Thanks for your help.
Dave
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