Urk - wish has weird file descriptors. Any occurrence of
puts stderr
should be replaced with
Stderr
that has a catch around the puts.
>>>"David LeBlanc" said:
> error writing "stderr": bad file number
> while executing
> "Thread_Send $id {puts stderr "Thread starting."}"
> (procedure "Thread_Start" line 4)
> invoked from within
> "Thread_Start"
> (procedure "Thread_Dispatch" line 12)
> invoked from within
> "Thread_Dispatch $sock [concat $Url(command,$prefix) [list $sock $suffix]]"
>
> If you just double-click on httpd.tcl (which invokes wish83), then IE still
> reports garbage from the server - I'm guessing that the server never returns
> anything because it's caught in this error.
>
> I'm not sure why it's able to return the error page in debug mode, but it's
> a good thing :)
The server handles some requests in the main thread - and does its
error handling there.
> Other problems i'm having:
>
> torture.tcl and bigpost.tcl both return errors and don't hit the server
> more then once for some reason..
>
> bigpost returns:
> [K:/tcl/apps/tclhttpd3.0.0/bin/test]% tclsh83
> % source bigpost.tcl
> Posting 187779 bytes to
> Unsupported URL:
OK - there is an obvious bug in bigpost.tcl in the case of no arguments.
Change "set server" to "set url"
> (I changed the default url internally to http://ticktick:8015 which is my
> local machine.)
>
> Torture.tcl returns:
> [K:/tcl/apps/tclhttpd3.0.0/bin/test]% tclsh83
> % source torture.tcl
> Calibrating clock clicks
> 1000.0
> % Iterate http://ticktick 8015 1000
> Starting 1000 fetches
> Only -998 fetches started
> (couldn't open socket: invalid argument)
> 2.407 sec 0 bytes -998 fetches
> -2.41182364729 ms/fetch
> 0.0 bytes/sec
> -414.624013295 fetches/sec
> 0 bytes/fetch
Call it this way:
Iterate ticktock 8015 1000 /index.html
-- Brent Welch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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