from being forwarded to tomcat with jk2? [you
cannot put JkOptions -ForwardDirectories into the apache conf with jk2]
Does JK2 lack a way to prevent directory forwarding to Tomcat?
Thanks,
Dan Carwin
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Recreation details:
1. set: DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var home.html D
want to
see the stack trace that corresponds with an error page they just saw.
Without any Logging tags, all messages go to catalina.out just like the
start up message says.
Cheers,
-bob
On Wed, 2003-12-03 at 07:43, Remy Maucherat wrote:
Dan Johnsson wrote:
+1
I would even suggest distribute
Dan Johnsson wrote:
I would even suggest distribute something like this as the ordinary
server.xml, and rename the other as server-examples.xml.
/.../
So examples are great, but I think they should be elsewhere than in
the production config file.
Remy Maucherat wrote:
This does sound like
eady understand.
So examples are great, but I think they should be elsewhere than in the
production config file.
Dan Johnsson
Jeanfrancois Arcand wrote:
+1
You can also remove the xmlValidation="false" xmlNamespaceAware="false",
since they are optionals.
-- Jeanfran
ot; which
is indisputably true, and thus the response object is to be closed.
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feature to future updates of the Tomcat code.
Taking this into account you might want to stay with the standard model
even if it does not perfectly match your needs.
Only my humble opinion and advice; freely given, and well meant.
Dan Johnsson
torsdagen den 27 november 2003 kl 15.19 skrev Andy
questions. I won't bother you again if I
don't hear from you.
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I use many hours to debug tomcat 4 when it starts.But I can not view whole structure
about Tomcat 4 .
Where are the documents which describe Tomcat 4 's structure located?
Who can help me ?
Thanks .and thanks
Danwang
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To u
In web.xml configuration file is this attribute "largefile", and in his
description is write something about static content of JSP. What is the
static content of JSP? The HTML?
And I have problems with files bigger than 64Kb. This "largefile"
resolves my problems?
10x, Dag
Hi again,
It looks like it was a bug in my JDBC driver. Sorry to doubt you marvelous
Tomcat developers of the world.
Cheers,
-Dan
> -Original Message-
> From: Dan Higgins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2003 6:59 PM
> To: Tomcat-Dev
> Subj
? If it's OK to use
one Connection object for an entire webapp, then I'll check for bugs in my
JDBC driver...
IMHO, if this is NOT a bug in my JDBC driver, then it probably really is a
problem with Tomcat -- sockets simply shouldn't be left in CLOSE_WAIT by an
application.
Thanks,
-Dan
targeted DoS attack, or it could
just be huge spikes in load at certain times. Either way, Tomcat is not
faring very well.
This has been driving me batty for about a week now. Any advice or ideas?
(Tomcat 4.0.6, Windows 2000 Server SP3, Sun JDK 1.4.1_01)
-Dan
You can modify the web.xml directive:
404
/error404.jsp
.
java.lang.Exception
/error500.html
The tag is contained by tags.
The order of tags in the web.xml is very important.
Best regards,
ADan
I have the solution and it works,
Thanks
ADan
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Subject: Re: hello
Dan Agarlita wrote:
>
> I want to know how can I modify the 404 Error page.
> I wa
e same problem.
If you've got any insight into this problem I'd be in your debt.
Dan
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I want to know how can I modify the 404 Error page.
I want to put another page. Is a param? Or I have to modify some classes
?
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pain between
my ears.
Info: Red Hat 8.0 / Apache 2.0.40, Tomcat 4.0.6LE, mod_jk.so compiled from
jakarta-tomcat-connectors-jk-1.2.1-src package.
Thanks for any pointers,
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izing that they
actually want/need the crap.
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exec ) and the secure part (
everything else ). This would make using SSI much easier, as renaming
jars and changing web.xml, etc, won't be necessary unless the user wants
to support the #exec command.
[Just trying to keep an eye on end-user simplicity]
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Paul Speed wrote:
These worked at one time. Then that entire version of SSI was
clobbered and replaced with a version that only supported a subset
of the commands. None of my clobbered rewrite has been ported
forward again and I haven't had the time (or motivation) to rew
lias findj='find . -name "*.java" -not -path "*/autogenerated/*" |
xargs grep'
which returns:
./util/ssi/ServletOutputStreamWrapper.java:extends ServletOutputStream {
./connector/ResponseStream.java:extends ServletOutputStream {
-Dan
Paul Hunnise
f one page within another.
o.a.c.servlets.SsiInvokerServlet calls the writeTo method. If you have
any questions after looking at the source-code, let us know.
Is anyone familiar with this class?
Yup.
-Dan
Paul Hunnisett wrote:
I have been examining the source cod
ried it on Windows, so you're on your own as
far as compiling it.
Hope this helps,
Dan
/* Match an Apache request */
static int wam_match(request_rec *r) {
wa_virtualhost *host=NULL;
//wa_application *appl=NULL;
//wa_c
g the two SSI implementations together.
-Dan
Dan Sandberg wrote:
> How? I'm not running any CVS commands. You need admin access to
> delete the #cvs.wfl or #cvs.lock files, which I don't have.
> If there's a way for me to fix this, please let me know.
>
> -Dan
&g
How? I'm not running any CVS commands. You need admin access to delete
the #cvs.wfl or #cvs.lock files, which I don't have.
If there's a way for me to fix this, please let me know.
-Dan
Remy Maucherat wrote:
> Trying to tag the CVS with 4.1.7 ...
>
> cvs server
tand
what caused this code collision...
-Dan
Here's what I got when I tried to do the -r thing:
[dan@oogie tmp]$ echo $CVSROOT
:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvs
[dan@oogie tmp]$ cvs co -r tomcat_4_1_2 jakarta-tomcat-4.0
Protocol error: uncounted data discarded
Bill Barker wrote:
&g
pdated things when I
asked about the SSI stuff initially. I would have e-mailed you.
-Dan
Paul Speed wrote:
>(resending from my progeeks.com address to avoid being filtered/delayed
> by moderation.)
>
>Don't know... have you tried an absolute date or is "4 months ago&quo
I'm trying to checkout an old version of tomcat with the following command:
[dan@oogie tmp]$ cvs co -D "4 months ago" jakarta-tomcat-4.0
And I'm getting the following error:
Core dumped; preserving /tmp/cvs-serv41751 on server.
CVS locks may need cleaning up.
My version is
stuff was the only thing I thought I was missing.
I'm curious: How could I have checked out an older version accidently?
Wouldn't I have had to explicitly specify a date or tag or something?
... This is all quite depressing ...
-Dan
Paul Speed wrote:
>Dan Sandberg wrote:
>
d revision. Did I make a mistake
with the cvs check out command?
-Dan
Paul Speed wrote:
>(Resending from my older address in hopes that it will help avoid
> some confusion.)
>
>Hmmm...
>
>This is what I get for ignoring the list for a while. ;)
>
>Note: I completely r
Good call. I had been using /cvs/cvspublic
Thanks,
Dan
Pier Fumagalli wrote:
>"Dan Sandberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>>I tried to commit some changes relating to the SSI regression tests, and
>>got the message below.
>>
>>Can
I tried to commit some changes relating to the SSI regression tests, and
got the message below.
Can someone fix this or tell me what I have to do to fix this?
Thanks,
-Dan
In directory .:
Message: cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first!
Message: Parser Error: ' Access d
e proof that the mapping overhead is significant.
>>
>>
>
>I did some OptimizeIt profiles, and the mapping is quite bad. Going with a
>byte-based mapping would help.
>
>
Ok, when everything is all coded, I'll think about addressing this.
-Dan
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mapping overhead is significant.
-Dan
Remy Maucherat wrote:
>>if matchingWelcomeFile.contains("/"):
>> # psycopathic case no one cares about ( ie. welcome file is a/b.jsp )
>> redirect, old style //we show the filename here, but if we didn't we&
servlet mappings
# ( /foo and /foo/ ) in web.xml.
redirect, old style //we show the filename here, but if we didn't
we'd call the wrong servlet
else:
redirect, adding "/" ( ie. redirect /foo to /foo/ )
-Dan
Remy Maucherat wrote:
>>Yes, this is t
urity constraint problems should be allayed.
And I think I can fix the 'mapping welcome files onto servlet' problem
while I'm at it.
Comments?
-Dan
Remy Maucherat wrote:
>>Fixing this requires mucking with the core of Tomcat, which I find scary.
>>
>>Do we have
cause I would hate to be the cause of a totally messed up
release...
Thanks,
Dan
Dan Sandberg wrote:
> Hi Remy.
>
> I filed a bug report about this a week ago at:
>
> http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=9559 ( which was
> marked invalid )
>
> Apparently
hope to submit a patch for it within a week. I may also fix the
following welcome-related bugs:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=9016
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=8752
-Dan
remy.menetrieux wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When browsers request my url containing a
king the SSI code, which definitely won't help the
development process.
I just read Pier's proposal, and I agree with him.
Sorry to have instigated all this, but I suppose it's something that
would have had to be dealt with sooner or later...
-Dan
Pier Fumagalli wrote:
>
.
Maybe SSIServlet.java is already is in the repository attic and is
causing a conflict? Maybe there's some case-insensitivity thing going on
( I know CVS is case-sensitive )?
Can someone muck around in the repository and see what's going on?
-Dan
Remy Maucherat wrote:
>>Remy,
&
vertheless, I'll say
this explicitly: I don't want to become a 'major' contributor to Tomcat.
Act accoringly.
D.Scope. Must a commiter have scope to the entire project? Can't the
access file be changed only in the o.a.c.ssi directory and the servlet
directory? Would t
r everyone.
Thanks & have a great weekend!
-Dan
Index: web.xml
===
RCS file: /home/cvspublic/jakarta-tomcat-4.0/catalina/src/conf/web.xml,v
retrieving revision 1.34
diff -r1.34 web.xml
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157a157
oking at this yesterday because I was having a
problem similar to what you are describing.
from java.io.PrintWriter ( JDK1.40 ):
public PrintWriter(OutputStream out, boolean autoFlush) {
this(new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(out)), autoFlush);
}
So yes, it is buffered :(
>
>
>Dan Sandberg wrote:
>
>
>>I'll be done with the SSI rewrite tomorrow.
>>
>>I'd like to get the community's advice on a number of issues:
>>
>>1-I changed the names of the files from Ssi... to SSI... This seems to
>>
6-This servlet has the option of being buffered or unbuffered. Can
someone explain to me why this is useful? The SSIServlet should never
throw an error, so I don't see why this would matter.
Thanks,
Dan
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so that a JSP page can use SSI, for example ). I don't have
any interest in being a maintainer/having commit access, however.
So what's the best way to give back my bug fixes/filter?
Thanks for the response, btw.
-Dan
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problem.
Are the two authors still mantaining this code? Bip Thelin? Amy Roh?
-Dan
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So does this mean Tomcat 4.0.4 will ship with a less functional
Datasource factory than previous versions? This regression would be
regretful.
-dan
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Subject
d with it, perhaps especially from IBM. Does anyone know how to
get an opinion out of these lawyers on a question like this? Especially
given that the general issue of "what if we reuse a bit of example code
that implies but does not explicitly grant permission" probably comes up
all over the pla
My company is trying to create a distributed app with EJB's being hosted on
Oracle 8i server. However, as you may all know already, calling EJB's from
Oracle doesn't work or work well with the Tomcat JSP/Servlet container. It
gives many errors, include ClassCastException errors. There is only 1
The main reason that we wanted to change to tomcat 3.3 is for the
hierarchical classloading support.
I guess we'll have to wait.
Dan
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Subjec
# it may be defined in env - including flags!!
JAVACMD=$JAVA_HOME/bin/java -server
fi
That should stop the crashing problems.
>From: Dan Diodati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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f you have buggy Java classes, this should not cause a good JVM to
do this. The problem is with the JVM. I'd try a different JDK,
something like 1.3.0_04 or maybe a newer sub-release of 1.3.1.
Bojan
PS. Keep in mind that I don't work with Solaris :-)
Dan Diodati wrote:
> I am ha
runnable
#
Has anyone else had any issues with jdk1.3.1 and tomcat 3.3a ?
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When starting rmiregistry from within Tomcat 4 I am unable to bind to
anything from my web applications. rmiregistry starts just fine, but I
just can't bind. This is only a problem if I install Tomcat 4 to a
directory with spaces in the path. If I move my Tomcat 4 installation
to a "simpler" di
I'm having some difficulty creating a DataSource using the default Tyrex
factory provided in Tomcat 4. In the DefaultContext, I have:
user
username
password
have
any experience with this?
TIA.
Regards,
Dan
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My first JSP/Bean seems to work fine.
The problem I have is that each time the JSP is run a message shows up in
jasper.log.
Example:
2001-08-21 05:16:40 - JspEngine --> /Detroit.jsp
2001-08-21 05:16:40 -ServletPath: /Detroit.jsp
2001-08-21 05:16:40 - PathInfo: null
2001-08-21 05:
own would be greatly appreciated.
-Thanks in advance,
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Everyone else: if you agree with me, please do not reply to Brad on the
list. If you have something to say to him, let's please take it off the
list. Brad: I don't think this is the appropriate forum for you to ask for
review of your articles.
-Dan
Brad Cox wrote:
>
> I wou
s. And they've been very accomodating of various bizarre config
requests I've hit them with.
-Dan
"Amey, Chris" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Can any one recommend a good web host that supports tomcat 3+
>
> Bugdet $20-$30 per month
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2.2 can be found on the site.
Thanks again,
-Dan
Hector Gonzalez wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> After performing stress testing on Tomcat 3.2.1 running on Linux, I found
> that performance would always decrease over time until the server stopped
> responding completely. I was access
+0 (I don't think I'll have time to do any support), but way to go Marc!!!
-Dan
Marc Saegesser wrote:
>
> The latest beta cycle for Tomcat 3.2.2 has completed with no new bugs
> identified. As the release manager I propose that we release the tomcat_32
> branch as
David,
A detailed bug report w/ test case is *great*, but it would also be very,
very helpful if you could specify:
1) What version of Tomcat you are running (precisely)
2) What web server you are running, and its version
3) Your OS
-Dan
DAK wrote:
>
> I finally got out from under som
)
>
> Vote Please
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nd it difficult to read/understand, I'd love to know how/where. I
still hold out hope that at some point in the future the mod_webapp
protocoal (warp?) could be supported by mod_jk, so there would be only one C
code base to support.
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nce (possibly
communicating w/ each other via shared memory). This will make the problem
of informing all participating Apache instances go away, and we may need to
play some shared memory games in any event, to make sure that all the Apache
procs are brought up to date.
-Dan
Mike Braden wrote:
>
e that config information up so that all the separate child
processes change their config setup. (Is this true? Does Apache work
differently than this somehow?)
That sounds complicated. How is this handled in mod_webapp? Anyone?
-Dan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Argh, all the su
We could also
have a heartbeat without interfering with the data channel.
-Dan
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
>
> Hi to all,
>
> You could find attached a proposal of evolution to
> the current Apache JServ Protocol version 1.3,
> also known as ajp13.
>
> Let start the comments, que
+1
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
>
> I would like to propose Kevin Seguin as a new committer.
>
> He make a great job in developping the ajp13 protocol
> for Tomcat 4.0 and this code will be a great help for
> sites wanting to upgrade from 3.2.x to 4.0 while still
> using mod_jk
13 working *without* load-balancing (still useful), document
that fact, and return to it later (or beg for help to fix it once you get
everything else working). To do that, just have TC ignore whatever jvmroute
is sent over. Everything but load-balancing should still work just fine.
Have fun,
This specific bug has been fixed in 3.2.2, and the relevant function
(doRead()) has been extensively cleaned up. The 3.2.2 support for ajp13 is
much, much better than in 3.2.1.
-Dan
Andrey Kartashov wrote:
>
> On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 11:17:32AM -0700, Lucian Cionca wrote:
> > Th
e myself, I can contribute some
help (I understand the 3.3 ajp13 code pretty thoroughly).
-Dan
> Kevin Seguin wrote:
>
> i want to move from tomcat 3.x to tomcat 4. i absolutely must be able to
> use tomcat 4 with netscape/iplanet and microsoft (iis) web servers. as
> near as i can
etter ways to get persistent sessions. Overloading the
(already-complicated) web server/servlet container communication stream
seems like asking for trouble we don't need.
-Dan
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
>
> Fine to see mod_webapp back to life :)
>
> 1) You added many features intere
"https://" (case-insensitively).
-Dan
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>
> marcsaeg01/04/16 09:02:13
>
> Modified:src/share/org/apache/tomcat/facade Tag: tomcat_32
> HttpServletResponseFacade.java
> Log:
> Completes the fix for Bugzi
as just added to the 3.3 branch (by Henri) for mod_jk -- if the Apache
plugin detects a dead connection, it opens a new one (so you don't have to
restart Apache when you restart Tomcat). Needs testing, but it's in there.
-Dan
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I would say go for it. It's a hotly desired feature, so hopefully it will
see some good testing.
Nice work,
-Dan
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
>
> Could I commit the latest jk_ajp13_worker.c I send to list ?
>
> It works fine for more than 1 week...
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the connection
at that point). So I'm not sure how to add the feature you're looking for.
If we could add that, we could also have Tomcat inform the web server of a
general shutdown, so we could be more proactive about recycling TCP
connections.
-Dan
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
>
> >Look
nt to swear to its correctness/robustness just yet.
-Dan
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> You could find here the latest patch for ajp13/mod_jk
> when tc is restarted.
>
> Seems fine and ready to be commited.
>
> PS: I'll add timestamp in mod_jk logs but I'd like
&
Jan,
Henri Gomez is working on a patch to solve this very problem as we speak --
he is setting it up so that the mod_jk plugin will detect that TC has died,
and will attempt to open new connections.
Hopefully, that will be testable within a week or two...
-Dan
Jan Ploski wrote:
>
&
Thom,
There was vigorous back and forth about this on the mailing list a few
weeks back -- I'll paste in the final message in the thread -- you could
also take a look in the archives for more details. This is from Henri:
Marc,
I just want to say that it is fantastic that you have managed to corral all
those loose bug reports.
-Dan
Marc Saegesser wrote:
>
> Well, it took longer than I had hoped, but we have finally managed to review
> *all* open bug reports against Tomcat-3! The only reports left i
d I'm hoping to add more (that's high on my list). So, if you wanted to
take a crack at this yourself, you might check out the most recent version
of 3.3 (jakarta-tomcat), and take a look through the mod_jk code there. the
src/native/mod_jk/common/jk_util.c has the logging code...
-Dan
S
Take a look at the most recent 3.2.x code -- people have cleaned up some of
the mod_jk docs, and there may be something there which will help you.
You could either download TC 3.2.2b1 (or 2, once Marc gets that out), or
pull the latest thing from cvs (the tomcat_32 tag).
-Dan
"Hardy, Ma
week of
> test (you too ?) and a commit after if nothing is broken.
If I have time to test, I will. I don't think I'll have a lot of time,
unfortunately.
If you fix the buffer issue and can figure out what is_recoverable_error
should be doing in send_request, I'd be happy to see it m
"Error reading reply", I think.
l. 663 should be "Error sending request data", I think.
4) Still using 4-space tabs. A quick look through some of the other C
classes suggests that most of them don't use tabs at all (just spaces).
Let's try to emulate that -- I'
For those who don't read jakarta-general (myself included), a draft of The
'Commons Proposal' can be found at:
http://husted.com/about/commons/
-Dan
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
>
> >This can happen only if all of you agree ( and also Craig,
> >Pier and Remy who are wo
It would be nice to have this dicussion on tomcat-dev. I do think I have a
useful understanding of mod_jk to offer, but I'm not going to be in France
(and I'm not on the private thread)...
Not that we have to have that conversation now, but I would like to be
involved when/if it happ
I would like to propose Mike Braden ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) as a new
committer. He has contributed very useful patches to the user docs, has
fixed bugs in the ApacheConfig class, and has been a helpful presence on
this list, both in discussing new features, and in answering questions.
-Dan
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In the TC 3.3 branch (jakarta-tomcat), read
src/doc/AJPv13.html
... for a description of the ajp13 protocol.
Also, you might check the 3.3 source code for mod_jk:
src/native/mod_jk/common/jk_service.h
And the java code in 3.3:
src/share/org/apache/tomcat/modules/server/Ajp13.java
-Dan
on the 4.x branch. The first thing
I'd like to do (which I threatened to do a long time ago!), would be to
write an ajp13 connector and/or merge mod_webapp with mod_jk. That is
"connector" work, but I, personally, am more interested in the servlet
engine as a whole than on &q
which a lot of people used because of its SSL support). There are many bug
fixes in 3.2.2 for the mod_jk and ajp13 code. It is much improved.
Just so you know...
-Dan
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e currently working on pushing 3.3 towards
release, some are working towards getting 3.2.2 out (go Marc!), and some are
working on 4.x. There is some overlap, but I do not think it is important
that everyone work on every branch.
Please, please, please, let's not get into another debate about
).
If you want to make me merely a fairly happy committer, you can say, "I'm
too busy to do that Dan, so I'm just running diff -u for my fixes based on
what's currently in cvs, and I'll send you that". Then I can merge your and
Chris's work myself (which
ocess
(i.e. that the volunteers are in no way second-class citizens).
I'm sorry if I'm belaboring this -- I don't think this instance is a
particularly big deal, but I do think it's an important area to be careful
about.
-Dan
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
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>
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- You seem to be using 4-character tabs -- the rest of the C-code (AFAIK)
uses 8-character tabs. I think that's our standard (it is on the Java side,
for sure). In any event, this is making your new code render bizarrely in
my editor.
- Style notes (I'm style obsessive, I admit). I
Once someone has contributed a few
solid patches, everyone is ready to give them commit access.
If I'm missing part of the story, I'd be happy to change my mind, but I
guess I'm -1 until I can better understand what Amy's "frequent and valuable
contributions" have be
Henri,
I think you're right about not trying to clean out the cache of endpoints.
Too much work and not really necessary.
I'd be happy to check your code, but I don't think I've seen it -- did you
submit it to the list (I may have missed a few messages to the list)?
-Da
asn't
come back up yet, this won't be a problem, because there won't be any
connections in the cache. But it does make me a bit nervous.
Hope that's helpful...
-Dan
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
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> La prise de conscience de votre propre ignorance est un grand pas vers l
ng about getting that ECONNRESET error, is it lets us go ahead
and close out that connection, and try another one. We could even close out
a whole cache of connections, which would most likely be the right thing to
do. If we loop/retry, than how do we know to close the connection?
-Dan
GOMEZ Hen
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