Are you using IE? And, have you tried Netscape?
It's not quite the same error, but you always get "Connection reset by peer"
on static content when using IE: it will start to pull a file, see that it's
already got an up-to-date copy in its cache, and drop the connection.
(Randy Layman posted a nice description of the problem on Apr 19: see the
mailing list archives.)
This isn't fatal, though. I suspect that you're _actually_ getting a
completely different problem, unrelated to this message. (After all, are
you actually opening a URL to "/images/sign2.gif" and reading the content in
your own code?)
I think you'll either find that it's not crashing (you're just taking that
warning too seriously), or that it's crashing somewhere else (and you're
associating it with that warning).
-- Bill K.
-----Original Message-----
From: Simon Chatfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 4:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ErrorHandler
Anyone know why this error might come up? It appears to be a 50/50 chance
this error occurs on a page, and when it does it causes that jsp page to no
longer be served. This seems extremely bizzare to me as I would imagine that
the images or js files are entirely separate requests from the jsp page that
uses them. But this is causing server crashes. This does not happen because
the browsers "stop" button is pushed. Anyone seen this before or know a
possible solution? I normally run my sites on linux/solaris, but this one
running on 2000 is having problems. This is a stand-alone situation. Any
help greatly appreciated.
Error Handler: Error loop for R( +/images/sign2.gif + null) error
java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer: socket write error.
What is the "Error loop" about?
Thanks.
