Neil,

Just to keep you informed, the problems have continued, even with
max_children=1 for scgi.  When on-site next I will try the cgi2scgi - I take
it that will indicate whether or not Apache + SCGI is causing the problem, or
my own code (if it continues to fail with cgi2sci).




> On Thu, Nov 04, 2004 at 08:39:57AM +0000, R J Ladyman wrote:
> > Having set max_children to 1, the problems have ceased or, more correctly,
> > have not reoccured. Have you any pointers as to where I should look in
either
> > the SCGI or Quixote source-code for checking what is going on (so that I
> > might discover which piece of my code is causing the problem)?
>
> If you are using Apache 2, I suggest trying to use the cgi2scgi
> program that comes with scgi-1.2 rather than using mod_scgi.  You
> could also build a little script that generates SCGI requests by
> connecting directly to the SCGI server (bypassing Apache
> completely).
>
>   Neil
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