Martin,
On Sat, May 27, 2000, at 12:57 AM, you wrote:
>
> Hello Don
>
>
> I never saw this mail. Is this a provate mail ???
>
>
> On 27-May-00, you wrote:
>
> >
> > On 27-May-00, Oliver Wagner wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> When you quit V, it attempts to gracefully shut down it's client
> >> processes, first the image decoder, then the network server, then
> >> the DNS servers. It will wait until the processes shut down proper-
> >> ly.
> >
>
>
> Well if these sub-programs stay there for minutes or hours I guess
> there is something else going on.
> The Voyager app closes and the window closes in my case. it has ALL the
> appearances of closing but TOP shows stuff is still running and I
> have a large amount of memory that isn't released.
>
> Ignoring this intermittent problem, let's get to a consistent problem.
> Even at it's best, when TOP shows image decoder, network server,
> the DNS servers closed.
>
> I still have 2.2MB of memory that is not released after starting and
> then quiting Voyager.
> That should be of some concern, especially when avail flush doesn't
> release any more.
>
> > It is very common here for the Voyager screen to stay open after the
> > program has gone. Just a blank grey screen.
> >
> > A4000/040, CybergraphX, OS3.5.
> >
> > Regards
>
> Regards...Martin
> --
> ---------------
Well, I have not used the utility programs to which you refer, but,
because of what you have stated, as well as other, I started checking
things out for myself. What you say is very true. After I leave V, the
two megs do not come back. What is worse, is that, if I decide to quit
V before it has fully loaded, my system has crashed. It is not the
first time a program/package has left stuff in RAM, after it has closed
down, but, it is the first time a program has crashed the system when I
quit it while it is loading. Neither of these things happen with AWeb
II v. 3.xx. At least, I now know it is not something I did wrong.
To a different peeve, if you will allow. When I tried logging into a
site which requires the ability to view Flash movies, I saw V state that
it was loading the file, but, when complete, it stated that a file of
"0" bytes was loaded/present. What is going on.
My other peeve is about be told by a server that I do not have
javascript and cookies activated. When I took a look at my V settings,
I saw that I had, indeed, activated both javascript and cookies. Perhaps
someone could log into onebox.com, register for an E-Mail account, then,
after, try to log in to read the E-Mail. I can not get that far with V,
but, I have no problems with AWeb. Any ideas on what to do?
Julian.
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