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Item Subject: Reply: WWW server won't run on
Peter Van Boheemen writes:
>One of our applications, the NSCA Http deamon (httpd version 1.3 as ported to
>the HP3000 by Mike Belshe, HP Cupertino) did, apart from some known problems,
>perfectly run on our Series 922 with MPE X.50.20 without NetBase. On our
>Series 968RX however, running MPE C.50.00 and NetBase, it does not run at
>all. That is, only one child process will run correctly. After this first
>child, each new child process aborts before doing anything userful.
I'm not at all familiar with the Http server or Berkley Sockets, so the
following is strictly a guess...
Since the problem appears to be tied to NetBase, have you tried to run
NBDIR in order to add a "Program" statement with the ";NONB" option? In the
past, I've had several programs which would work perfectly until NetBase
entered the equation, at which time I would usually see programs lock-up or
abort. By adding a "Program" statement with the "NONB" option, I've been able
to fix the problems. Since it only takes a few seconds to add or remove, I'd
give it a try if you haven't already.
Hope this helps,
David N. Lukenbill
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David N. Lukenbill
US Naval Surface Warfare Center, Louisville
Integrated Ships Defense, Resource Management
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