[Xitami] Xitami crashes too much.

[B. Solomon]

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I hated 2.5b5 because it kept crashing on me, and wouldn't recover.

This is what I found:

- The configuration files from 2.4d9 are not the same format for 2.5b5
In 2.4d9 you see in the config files:
      Autostart=1

In 2.5b5 you get:
      Autostart = "1"


- Check that all hosts are using the same setting for "Use standard 
I/O?"  I found that some of my virtual hosts were one way, some were 
another.  Find the correct one for your CGI-script, and make them 
consistent.  It was the biggest source of my crashes.


Now that I've discovered those two problems, Xitami has yet to crash on me.

Hope this helps,

Benjamin Solomon
wire@austin.rr.com


At 05:57 AM 12/19/2002, you wrote:

>Dave Edick wrote:
>
>>how do you get xitami to restart automatically?
>>
>batch file
>
>OK actually a perl fle in my case but I reckon you could use a batch file.
>Look atWin32::Process for how to start stop detect status of a child 
>process if you want to do this using perl
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