Re: OT: WebDNA and LINUX
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texte = > I agree that this doesn't sound like the fault of your hardware. I've > been running many large and small webDNA databases (30-40 dbs, 0 - 17 > MB) as well as static pages on a G4/OS X server via Apache (I never > liked WebStar, personally) without a problem (except for my ability to > create runaway processes with my code on occasion) for many months. > >> Right now one of those machines that bogs is serving mostly static >> html and 1 webdna site with low usage. >> >>>> Actually, we are running 3 G4's each 450 with about a gig or ram in >>>> each. The server which give us the least amount of trouble is >>>> actually running mac os 9. We have a mac os x server and an os x >>>> server running webstar. Both a prone to bogging down with minimal >>>> traffic and crashing for no reason(al least no apparent reason). >>> >>> Sounds like this is your issue. Those servers should not bog down >>> in my >>> opinion (especially in minimum traffic). I hate to say this but >>> usually >>> its code related (which won't be solved by going to a different OS). That's our experience too. We have some busy sites, large databases, lots of WebDNA etc, last week averaged 400,000 pages per server, this is with WebDNA 5.1g on OS X 10.3.3 Server with the included Apache 1.3.29, they never crash or bog down. Paul ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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> I agree that this doesn't sound like the fault of your hardware. I've > been running many large and small webDNA databases (30-40 dbs, 0 - 17 > MB) as well as static pages on a G4/OS X server via Apache (I never > liked WebStar, personally) without a problem (except for my ability to > create runaway processes with my code on occasion) for many months. > >> Right now one of those machines that bogs is serving mostly static >> html and 1 webdna site with low usage. >> >>>> Actually, we are running 3 G4's each 450 with about a gig or ram in >>>> each. The server which give us the least amount of trouble is >>>> actually running mac os 9. We have a mac os x server and an os x >>>> server running webstar. Both a prone to bogging down with minimal >>>> traffic and crashing for no reason(al least no apparent reason). >>> >>> Sounds like this is your issue. Those servers should not bog down >>> in my >>> opinion (especially in minimum traffic). I hate to say this but >>> usually >>> its code related (which won't be solved by going to a different OS). That's our experience too. We have some busy sites, large databases, lots of WebDNA etc, last week averaged 400,000 pages per server, this is with WebDNA 5.1g on OS X 10.3.3 Server with the included Apache 1.3.29, they never crash or bog down. Paul ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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