I am not completely certain that WebKit is the culprit, because the error
reportedly does NOT happen on Mandrake Linux (8.x?) or on Windows.  Both
places where I see the error are RedHat Linux distros--RH 6.2, to be
precise.

The problem could be coming from the IP stack somewhere, in the presence of
an error condition? One argument against such a problem is that almost all
pages work normally, and the Examples/Error page really is a normal page,
returns HTTP 200 OK as the status code, etc.

I would have even less clue how to find out if this is an IP stack problem
than I do looking at WebKit.

Thanks, all, for the good ideas.  We've found out a lot of places where the
problem ISN'T, and that's progress.

I'm open to pursuing any wild ideas others may have for further
troubleshooting; just let me know what they are.

Cheers!
--
David Hancock | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | 410-266-4384


-----Original Message-----
From: Geoffrey Talvola [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 10:39 AM
To: 'Hancock, David (DHANCOCK)'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [Webware-discuss] WebKit Error traceback pages don't close th
eir connection?


I don't get it.  Everything appears to be closed properly inside of WebKit,
yet the browser doesn't detect the end of the response.

But we know the error is within WebKit itself because it fails with several
different adapters and even without using Apache at all.

I'm out of ideas.

- Geoff

Hancock, David wrote:
> Onward and upward... I started doing prints on Saturday,
> pretending that I
> knew what was going in inside the app server :-) and here's 
> what I collected
> in the console log. I'm running the AppServer using nohup, so 
> the output
> goes to nohup.out.  I've included a couple of page views that worked
> properly before number 9, which is the now-infamous wedged page:
> 
>           7  2002-05-04 21:22:26  /ADC/Examples/CountVisits
>       before transaction:  Sat May  4 21:22:26 2002
>       after transaction:  Sat May  4 21:22:26 2002
>       before strmOut.flush:  Sat May  4 21:22:26 2002
>       after strmOut.flush:  Sat May  4 21:22:26 2002
>       after strmOut.close:  Sat May  4 21:22:26 2002
>       after conn.shutdown:  Sat May  4 21:22:26 2002
>       after conn.close:  Sat May  4 21:22:26 2002
>           7  0.03 secs            /ADC/Examples/CountVisits
> 
>           8  2002-05-04 21:22:29
/ADC/Examples/View?filename=CountVisits.py
>       before transaction:  Sat May  4 21:22:29 2002
>       after transaction:  Sat May  4 21:22:29 2002
>       before strmOut.flush:  Sat May  4 21:22:29 2002
>       after strmOut.flush:  Sat May  4 21:22:29 2002
>       after strmOut.close:  Sat May  4 21:22:29 2002
>       after conn.shutdown:  Sat May  4 21:22:29 2002
>       after conn.close:  Sat May  4 21:22:29 2002
>           8  0.24 secs
> /ADC/Examples/View?filename=CountVisits.py
> 
>           9  2002-05-04 21:22:38  /ADC/Examples/Error
>       before transaction:  Sat May  4 21:22:38 2002
>       [Sat May  4 21:22:38 2002] [error] WebKit: Error while executing 
> script /usr/local/Webware/WebKit/Examples/Error.py
>       Traceback (most recent call last):
>         File "./WebKit/Application.py", line 388, in dispatchRequest
>         File "./WebKit/Application.py", line 536, in handleGoodURL
>         File "./WebKit/Application.py", line 712, in respond
>         File "./WebKit/Transaction.py", line 105, in respond
>         File "./WebKit/HTTPServlet.py", line 38, in respond
>         File "./WebKit/Page.py", line 34, in respondToGet
>         File "./WebKit/Page.py", line 67, in _respond
>         File "./WebKit/Page.py", line 129, in writeHTML
>         File "./WebKit/Examples/Error.py", line 8, in writeBody
>       ImportError: No module named UnknownModule
>       after transaction:  Sat May  4 21:22:39 2002
>       before strmOut.flush:  Sat May  4 21:22:39 2002
>       after strmOut.flush:  Sat May  4 21:22:39 2002
>       after strmOut.close:  Sat May  4 21:22:39 2002
>       after conn.shutdown:  Sat May  4 21:22:39 2002
>       after conn.close:  Sat May  4 21:22:39 2002
>           9  1.58 secs            /ADC/Examples/Error
> 

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