Re: Anyone using WebCat UNIX on a busy server yet?
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texte = >Charlie Romero @ charlie@jumpinternet.com wrote: > > > I've seen people post responses about using WebCat UNIX on live > > servers. How many WebCat pages are being served per day? Has anyone > > gotten WC Unix to serve thousands of pages reliably and do it for > > many days in a row? > >Mine is up for 2 month now. MacOS X Server. Never had a crash. But I guess >other peoples server are up for longer. > >Sincerely, >Nitai I'm not concerned about the OS or Apache. OSX is probably reasonably stable, Apache is bullet proof. WebCat UNIX on the other hand.But how many page views? That's what I'm concerned with. I was wondering whether anyone is actually using it on a high volume installation yet.There seems to be a problem on servers that use all of WebCat's functionality and have a little traffic. WebCat still appears to have to many issues.Charlie__________________________________________________________________________ Charlie Romero (703) 917-4148 mailto:charlie@jumpinternet.com http://www.jumpinternet.com__________________________________________________________________________Great Companies Powered By JUMP INTERNET: http://www.porschezone.com The only Porsche portal. http://www.bmwcentral.com The only BMW portal. http://www.optux.com The fastest, smartest ad network on the Internet._________________________________________________________________________############################################################# This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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>Charlie Romero @ charlie@jumpinternet.com wrote: > > > I've seen people post responses about using WebCat UNIX on live > > servers. How many WebCat pages are being served per day? Has anyone > > gotten WC Unix to serve thousands of pages reliably and do it for > > many days in a row? > >Mine is up for 2 month now. MacOS X Server. Never had a crash. But I guess >other peoples server are up for longer. > >Sincerely, >Nitai I'm not concerned about the OS or Apache. OSX is probably reasonably stable, Apache is bullet proof. WebCat UNIX on the other hand.But how many page views? That's what I'm concerned with. I was wondering whether anyone is actually using it on a high volume installation yet.There seems to be a problem on servers that use all of WebCat's functionality and have a little traffic. WebCat still appears to have to many issues.Charlie__________________________________________________________________________ Charlie Romero (703) 917-4148 mailto:charlie@jumpinternet.com http://www.jumpinternet.com__________________________________________________________________________Great Companies Powered By JUMP INTERNET: http://www.porschezone.com The only Porsche portal. http://www.bmwcentral.com The only BMW portal. http://www.optux.com The fastest, smartest ad network on the Internet._________________________________________________________________________############################################################# 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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