Re: Webcat 3.0.5b9, b8 trigger failures ON WEBSTAR
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texte = >I apologize for the bug that causes triggers to not run at all on>b9...this is the risk of not running full regression testing on>mini-betas.>>There is a b10 up on ftp now that solves this problem.Thank you for the fix. The rampant trigger execution bug of b8 has been fixed. The non-executing trigger bug of b9 has also been fixed.Unfortunately, Cybercash processing seems to be broken in b10. All of my transactions receive a status of:[MErrMsg]rather than an actual response from Cybercash. This happened over a 4 hour period (10am-2pm today). Here is an excerpt from my Webmerchant log:11/10/1999 13:44:07 Processing 6314575985 with CyberCash11/10/1999 13:44:07 Sending CyberCash Account:************4122, Expiredate: 09/02, Amount: 16.1411/10/1999 13:44:07 status: [MStatus], authnum: [auth-code], response: [MErrMsg], batchnum: , refnum: [ref-code], sequencenum: [order-id], itemnum: , address_response: [avs-code]11/10/1999 13:44:07 Order was bad, sending email to webmaster@tfaw.com. Moving to ../WebMerchant/Problems/As soon as I switched back to b8, I was able to reprocess all my carts (about 25 of them) without problems.If you need more details or snapshots of my logs, I'll be happy to send them to you.>Dale, I cannot quickly solve the item you brought up about triggers>not running until the first hit. There is an initialization issue>with WebTen that causes certain threads to run in different orders,>and to prevent a bomb we had to stop triggers from running until the>first hit. It was a nightmare to find in the first place, and I>don't want to break something else by doing a hasty fix.Not a problem. I don't think I would have ever seen this bug if I wasn't testing on a totally silent server. If you're monitoring the server with page sentry or similar, the problem is solved for you within 5 minutes or so anyway.It should be noted in the trigger docs though.>Grant Hulbert , Director of R & D **********************************>Smith Micro, Internet Solutions Div | Formerly, Pacific Coast Software-Dale----Dale LaFountain mailto:dalel@darkhorse.comVice President of Information Technology, WebmasterDark Horse Comics, Inc. Ph: 503-652-8815 x324http://www.darkhorse.com/ Fax: 503-652-6917#############################################################This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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>I apologize for the bug that causes triggers to not run at all on>b9...this is the risk of not running full regression testing on>mini-betas.>>There is a b10 up on ftp now that solves this problem.Thank you for the fix. The rampant trigger execution bug of b8 has been fixed. The non-executing trigger bug of b9 has also been fixed.Unfortunately, Cybercash processing seems to be broken in b10. All of my transactions receive a status of:[MErrMsg]rather than an actual response from Cybercash. This happened over a 4 hour period (10am-2pm today). Here is an excerpt from my Webmerchant log:11/10/1999 13:44:07 Processing 6314575985 with CyberCash11/10/1999 13:44:07 Sending CyberCash Account:************4122, Expiredate: 09/02, Amount: 16.1411/10/1999 13:44:07 status: [MStatus], authnum: [auth-code], response: [MErrMsg], batchnum: , refnum: [ref-code], sequencenum: [order-id], itemnum: , address_response: [avs-code]11/10/1999 13:44:07 Order was bad, sending email to webmaster@tfaw.com. Moving to ../WebMerchant/Problems/As soon as I switched back to b8, I was able to reprocess all my carts (about 25 of them) without problems.If you need more details or snapshots of my logs, I'll be happy to send them to you.>Dale, I cannot quickly solve the item you brought up about triggers>not running until the first hit. There is an initialization issue>with WebTen that causes certain threads to run in different orders,>and to prevent a bomb we had to stop triggers from running until the>first hit. It was a nightmare to find in the first place, and I>don't want to break something else by doing a hasty fix.Not a problem. I don't think I would have ever seen this bug if I wasn't testing on a totally silent server. If you're monitoring the server with page sentry or similar, the problem is solved for you within 5 minutes or so anyway.It should be noted in the trigger docs though.>Grant Hulbert , Director of R & D **********************************>Smith Micro, Internet Solutions Div | Formerly, Pacific Coast Software-Dale----Dale LaFountain mailto:dalel@darkhorse.comVice President of Information Technology, WebmasterDark Horse Comics, Inc. Ph: 503-652-8815 x324http://www.darkhorse.com/ Fax: 503-652-6917#############################################################This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to To switch to the INDEX mode, E-mail to Send administrative queries to
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