[Xitami] Xitami Crashing - Read This - A workaround

[E. Egberts]

Thank you very much for this tip. It may help me too to overcome the
periodic Xitami crashes.

Best Regards,
Egbert

Website (personal) www.familie-egberts.tk

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob @ BMM" <Rob@BlueMarbleMeds.com>
To: <xitami@lists.xitami.org>
Sent: Saturday, December 21, 2002 12:02 AM
Subject: [Xitami] Xitami Crashing - Read This - A workaround


> Hi All,
>
> I have been using the program version (2.5b4) of Xitami for 3 months now
on
> a Win2k Professional system.  I think it's a really great product,
however,
> about once every 2 weeks, it crashes.  I have found that the auto-crash
> recovery option in Xitami is not reliable.  Auto crash recovery only ever
> worked once.  In all other cases, Xitami just crashed and went away for
> good.
>
> I have a clean win2k prof system with all up to date OS service releases
and
> security patches.  I run a simple web site consisting of HTML pages only,
> nothing fancy.  Since October, Xitami has crashed about 6 times.  After
> reviewing all the debug and log files, I cannot find anything definitive
or
> consistent that causes the crashes.  The only thing I ever saw in a log
file
> was an Xitami log entry saying something like "Event - Sending Event to
Self
> Error" or something like that.  I have seen this a few times.
>
> The most recent crash was today.  After reviewing all logs and debug files
> (not just Xitami logs), it happened while no one was at the site.  My
Router
> logs confirm this.  Xitami just crashed (access violation) while idling.
>
> However, I have found an excellent program called "Watch Dog - O - Matic"
> that I use to monitor Xitami and my FTP server software.  If Xitami
crashes
> then "Watch Dog - O - Matic" detects that and then restarts Xitami.  It
> actually worked for me just today.  The Watch Dog program detected that
> Xitami encountered a fatal access violation and then restarted Xitami all
by
> itself.  It worked wonderfully.
>
> I know that the name of the program sounds silly, but, after testing it,
the
> product really does work.  I tested both the free trial version and the
> "Professional" version.  I found that the free trial version didn't work
> that well, but the professional version really works well and seems very
> reliable.  The professional version cost me 30 dollars U.S.  It seems to
> work well, comes with decent documentation, and can be downloaded right
> away.
>
> Check this out http://www.prweb.com/releases/2002/7/prweb41555.php  It's
an
> article and a web link to the site that has this program.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> Best Regards,
> Rob Allen
> President, Blue Marble Meds LLC.  Offering 30-75% off Prescription Meds
> See us at http://www.BlueMarbleMeds.com
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>
>
>
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