On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 4:36 PM, Harry A. Bernstein
M.D.<
hbmd2@...> wrote:
> B. ACI0061854 - SERVER UNRESPONSIVE.
> The server would become suddenly responsive again after a certain client was
> disconnected. Conclusion: ONE client connection falling into a retry/error
> routine, can clamp the whole server. There must be a loop without exit
> there.
> If for whatever reason a client connections fails, it should obviously never
> lock the whole server. It should only time-out the culprit client.
We have found v11 to be very sensitive to "rogue" clients. On day 1,
we had this problem when a few 2004 clients would try to connect. We
think a corrupt "Caches" folder may cause it too. Most recently we
had an issue where a couple of clients on a unreliable wireless
connection were causing the same problem. We ran wires to these
computers and the problem went away.
>
> C. ACI0061850 - QUERY CANNOT BE COMPLETED.
E. ACI0061845 - CANNOT SEND DATA.
I have seen these on our dev server with a very small cache (100-200MB)
>
> D. ACI0061851 - CLIENT CRAWLS (SLOWS DOWN TO A TRICKLE).
>
> Despite all the progress, the dreadful phenomenon of 4D client dying over
> time
> is still there. More easily detectable on Windows than on Mac.
I have only seen this on a G5 (not any PowerPC, just G5s), but we do
not have any windows clients. Have you ever seen it on an intel Mac?
> Since these issues primarily show up when an app is in real production, I
> suggest that
> all non-production forum members refrain from comment.
I'm not sure I'd go that far, but I hope those non-production members
have tested their applications under load and under load for several
hours as some of the issues being reported on the list can take hours
before showing up.
-Matt H-T.
Sweetwater Sound
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