[Xitami] Memtrace.lst

[WhiteShepherd]

I have myself have had good luck on my CGI server running Xitami 
on Win2000 using the console version.  I just have a .bat file to 
loop loading in case of a crash which so far seems pretty stable.
This in the bat will work:

:start
xidos32
goto start

I have also heard turning on FTP in Xitami can cause stability 
problems.  I know if I access Xitami FTP over my 100mbit LAN it 
crashes the server (not stable).  So just use WarFTPD or the like to 
keep out fragil Xitami FTP code.

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On 15 May 2003 at 14:06, Tom Baker wrote:

> Hi again all.
> I upgraded to running Xitami as a service under win2k. I like it, except it
> seems to be crashing as much as the app version did. (A few 
times a week.)
> When it crashes, it tries it's best to fill up my hard drive with a file
> called memtrace.lst. According to a previous post I read, this is a 
dump
> file when a memory leak is detected.
> This would be fine, but it sits there are grows this file until my 
hard
> drive is full. (Last time = 31gb)
> At the same time, the service never exits, therefore never gets 
restarted as
> a service.
> Version is 2.4d9.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Thanks,
> Tom
> 
> 
> 
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