Re:I've had it!
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 23150
interpreted = N
texte = Just for your information...We run Mac servers with considerably greater traffic numbers, and have not had any problems running any of PCS's software. We do commerce as well as non-commerce sites, including the Vote system for the State of Washington, which ran in the millions of hits per month.I would think there are other issues here... but I would caution about changing servers unless you have a strong background in that product at the same time. Learing NT, UNIX or a Mac server is not a small task, and simply opens up another set of issues.Larry Hewitt Hewitt Consulting>Support will confirm this, but I think this and many other issues were >address with the current beta of the Mac CGI... Have you tried the current >beta... I know that it is about to be the new release... > > >>for the 25th time (literally!) today, web catalog ACGI for the mac has self >>quit, launched itself again, and popped up a damn serial number protection >>screen in front of my shoppers! on top of that, given heavy traffic (which is >>supposed to be a good thing) a lousy replace function locks up the entire >>database that tracks site preferences because WebCatalog doesn't seem to >>be able >>to do record locking. >>I've had over 7000 visitors today, but only 123 orders (given an average day >>ratio, I should have had over 350 orders) mostly because this site slows to a >>damn crawl under any real traffic. >>This week, I'm installing an NT server. I give it a week, if it doesn't >>improve, >>I declare Webcatalog completely incapable for medium to large sites, and I'm >>gone. >> >> Brian B. Burton >> BOFH - Department of Redundancy Department >>--------------------------------------------------------------- >> MMT Solutions - Specializing in Online Shopping Solutions >> 973-808-8644 http://www.safecommerce.com >> >>Protect your right to own and arm bears. > >Jay Van Vark ******************************* >Pacific Coast Software | eCommerce (WebCatalog) >11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | Site Hosting & Development >Suite 453 | http://www.smithmicro.com >San Diego, CA 92128 ******************************* >619.675.1106 > > ======================================================================== Hewitt Consulting... Business Internet Solutions ======================================================================== www.hewittco.com Larry Hewitt larryh@hewittco.com Hewitt Consulting voice: 360/740-1090 Managing Partner cell: 360/508-6014 fax: 360/740-0998
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Just for your information...We run Mac servers with considerably greater traffic numbers, and have not had any problems running any of PCS's software. We do commerce as well as non-commerce sites, including the Vote system for the State of Washington, which ran in the millions of hits per month.I would think there are other issues here... but I would caution about changing servers unless you have a strong background in that product at the same time. Learing NT, UNIX or a Mac server is not a small task, and simply opens up another set of issues.Larry Hewitt Hewitt Consulting>Support will confirm this, but I think this and many other issues were >address with the current beta of the Mac CGI... Have you tried the current >beta... I know that it is about to be the new release... > > >>for the 25th time (literally!) today, web catalog ACGI for the mac has self >>quit, launched itself again, and popped up a damn serial number protection >>screen in front of my shoppers! on top of that, given heavy traffic (which is >>supposed to be a good thing) a lousy replace function locks up the entire >>database that tracks site preferences because WebCatalog doesn't seem to >>be able >>to do record locking. >>I've had over 7000 visitors today, but only 123 orders (given an average day >>ratio, I should have had over 350 orders) mostly because this site slows to a >>damn crawl under any real traffic. >>This week, I'm installing an NT server. I give it a week, if it doesn't >>improve, >>I declare Webcatalog completely incapable for medium to large sites, and I'm >>gone. >> >> Brian B. Burton >> BOFH - Department of Redundancy Department >>--------------------------------------------------------------- >> MMT Solutions - Specializing in Online Shopping Solutions >> 973-808-8644 http://www.safecommerce.com >> >>Protect your right to own and arm bears. > >Jay Van Vark ******************************* >Pacific Coast Software | eCommerce (WebCatalog) >11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | Site Hosting & Development >Suite 453 | http://www.smithmicro.com >San Diego, CA 92128 ******************************* >619.675.1106 > > ======================================================================== Hewitt Consulting... Business Internet Solutions ======================================================================== www.hewittco.com Larry Hewitt larryh@hewittco.com Hewitt Consulting voice: 360/740-1090 Managing Partner cell: 360/508-6014 fax: 360/740-0998
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