Hi David,
no, this is not a configuration problem, but a problem with the shutdown
order.
This issue should be fixed by the following change:
https://bitbucket.org/naviserver/naviserver/commits/d812197ba4853bd50d003f14555cf538e69da33b?at=default
Naviserver has still a small problem, that a shutdown of the server
might crash during the shutdown of the threads (it looks like a problem
with Tcl's thread local storage being freed to early), but this seems to
depend on the timings and is not easy to debug, since tcl shutdown
contains still some moving magic. However, this happens so late that it
is in practice not a problem.
Please try the change...
-gustaf neumann
Am 04.06.13 13:09, schrieb David Osborne:
Hi,
Thanks for 4.99.5. It's been working well for us so far.
I've noticed a small glitch in the logging of nsssl shutdowns (not
sure if it's new to 4.99.5 or not)
When NsWaitDriversShutdown logs the stopped message for nsssl the
driver name seems to gain an extra unprintable character.
[9715.7f556c6f2700][-main-] Notice: [driver:nsssl#]: stopped
where # is an unprintable character (possibly 007F)
I think it could be an issue relating to how NsWaitDriversShutdown in
particular accesses the driver name, rather than a more global
encoding problem, since NsStopDrivers logs the stopping message for
nsssl without any similar problems on the same installation.
Could this be a local configuration problem?
This is using the encoding defaults from conf/sample-config.tcl
Regards,
David Osborne
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