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Kit DeKat wr
Hello again,
On Wed, 17 Dec 2003, Kit DeKat wrote:
> >Are you using mod_perl?
>
> yes i am, i have perl environments defined in the conf file and various other
> factors that are identical between all servers as well.
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Hi there,
On Wed, 17 Dec 2003, Kit DeKat wrote:
> The old app-server was R7.3/P5.6.1/A1.3.23 (Redhat/Perl/Apache versions)
> and through CVS migrated to a the new app-server, which is
> R9.0/P5.8.0/A2.0.48 and afterwards our scripts starting
> freezing/timeouts/partial data retrieval.
H.
Summary:
Perl pages 'lock up' silently on R9.0/P5.8.0/A2.0.48 with NameVirtualHosts
and unique error_log's for each project name. The 'lock up' appears at warn
statements, but only after many calls to warn. If the scripts or loops are
small, they work and warn message are seen, but if there are
