I checked the disc space.  Plenty of transient space, plenty of permanent
space on all drives.

The server log shows:

/WWW/WWW/httpd_1.3/cgi-bin/linedown: cannot fork: Resource busy, try again
/WWW/WWW/httpd_1.3/cgi-bin/linedown: Internal error: j_close: no processes
[Wed Apr 16 13:35:10 1997] httpd: malformed header from script
[Wed Apr 16 13:35:11 1997] httpd: could not fork new process
[Wed Apr 16 13:35:36 1997] httpd: could not fork new process
[Wed Apr 16 13:35:37 1997] httpd: could not fork new process
[Wed Apr 16 13:36:01 1997] httpd: could not fork new process
[Wed Apr 16 13:36:02 1997] httpd: could not fork new process
[Wed Apr 16 13:36:50 1997] httpd: could not fork new process
[Wed Apr 16 13:36:52 1997] httpd: could not fork new process
/WWW/WWW/httpd_1.3/cgi-bin/linedown: cannot fork: Resource busy, try again
/WWW/WWW/httpd_1.3/cgi-bin/linedown: Internal error: j_close: no processes
[Wed Apr 16 14:43:23 1997] httpd: malformed header from script
/WWW/WWW/httpd_1.3/cgi-bin/linedown 21: grep: cannot fork: Resource busy,
try ag
ain
/WWW/WWW/httpd_1.3/cgi-bin/linedown 21: grep: Internal error: j_close: no
proces
ses
[Wed Apr 16 14:45:13 1997] unable to fork new process
EOF FOUND IN FROMFILE AFTER RECORD 133

134 RECORDS PROCESSED *** 0 ERRORS


END OF SUBSYSTEM
CDA9:


Any ideas?

Thanks,

John
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John Korb                            email: [log in to unmask]
Innovative Software Solutions, Inc.

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