awarnier wrote:
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48 hours continuous operations now without a single glitch at all. Almost
certain that Apache2::Reload was not the root cause, but it was certainly
heavily implicated in the problem and resultant instability. If any
awarnier wrote:
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Didn't think it was related, and we aren't in the habit of changing the perl
libraries, so I've disabled it for now. This does seem to have a significant
contributing effect. I haven't been able to trigger the prob
HappyPerlUser wrote:
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> Have now unchecked the enable interact with desktop checkbox, although I
> thought we needed that for some automation scripts in the past (that ran
> external windows programs on the server).
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Thanks. Answers below.
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> Q1 : are you running Apache as a Windows Service ?
> Q2 : if yes, in the Service properties, is the "allow service to interact
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> Q3 : still if yes, under what user-id ? is it "Local System", or another
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Hi I'm trying to debug a persistent error that we've had for a long time, but
has now become acute.
We always "use strict" and do extensive testing, but this problem has eluded
us so far.
Every now and again (4 or 5 times per day) a process would error with a
Windows Error 26 generating a Window
