Peter W A Wood wrote
> One thing to check is if the machine has lots of
> "zombie" LiveCode processes just in case LiveCode
> is not terminating correctly.
This is exactly what I noticed here, but I could
not create a recipe to catch this bug...
Al
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Hi Scott
Sorry that I didn't reply earlier, I had to go out after sending the message.
The way to check which processes are running is to use the "ps" command. I'm
pretty certain that on a shared host you'll only be able to see your own
processes (but one of the Linux gurus should be able to co
Well, after contacting DreamHost, the support dude said there were some
hung processes on the server and that they would reset it (he thought they
were PHP processes but wasn't sure). Doing so fixed the problem, but I'm
worried something in my scripts or my setup contributed to the problem.
We'll
Hi Peter:
How is this check done? The installation of LCserver is on a commercial
host.
And what would be the process to enable LC to terminate properly?
Thanks for your help.
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design
On 4/23/14 12:00 AM, "Peter W A Wood" wrote:
>Hi Scott
Hi Scott
One thing to check is if the machine has lots of "zombie" LiveCode processes
just in case LiveCode is not terminating correctly.
Regards
Peter
On 23 Apr 2014, at 14:02, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Hi LC Server Gurus:
>
> One day after getting an LC server-based form working, the response t
