Re: Apple event reply error (-1)
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
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numero = 15209
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texte = >Clean install of WebTen 1.1.1 using .acgi and clean install of WebCatalog>2.0.1 files with 2.1b3 .acgi. System 8 on 7200/90 4OM /Virtual 56M. No>other applications or 3rd party extensions.>>Netscape returns:>An unknown error occurred:>OrderNotCreated>>WebTen Log shows:>[Thu Nov 27 10:10:16 1997] access to>/usr/local/etc/httpd/cgi-bin/WebCatalog.acgi failed for 204.214.111.164,>reason: Apple event reply error (-1)>>This works the same from multiple clients and Netscape 3 and 4.Immediate thoughts:Did you increase the RAM partition for the new beta you just installed?Is the WebTen log showing the correct path to the WebCatalog.acgi?Did you replace your WebCatalog Prefs file during your clean install?RAM considerations:Since you're using the CGI, you may need to increase WebCatalog'sPreferred Size setting in the Get Info window. Usually theWebCatalog.acgi is preset to use only about 3MB of RAM when youreceive it, but most webmasters set this value much higher when theystart using WebCatalog. Then when they download a new version, theysometimes forget to set the new version's memory partition to thesame (higher) value as their previous version, and this can causeproblems.WebCatalog Prefs considerations:There's usually no need to replace your WebCatalog Prefs file whenyou install a new version of WebCatalog. However, some people tend toreplace everything. Therefore, if you have replaced your previousWebCatalog Prefs file with a new one, that means you probably need toreset some of the preferences in that new file to match your previoussettings.Sincerely, Ken GromeWebDNA Solutionshttp://www.smithmicro.com/webdnasolutions/...
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>Clean install of WebTen 1.1.1 using .acgi and clean install of WebCatalog>2.0.1 files with 2.1b3 .acgi. System 8 on 7200/90 4OM /Virtual 56M. No>other applications or 3rd party extensions.>>Netscape returns:>An unknown error occurred:>OrderNotCreated>>WebTen Log shows:>[Thu Nov 27 10:10:16 1997] access to>/usr/local/etc/httpd/cgi-bin/WebCatalog.acgi failed for 204.214.111.164,>reason: Apple event reply error (-1)>>This works the same from multiple clients and Netscape 3 and 4.Immediate thoughts:Did you increase the RAM partition for the new beta you just installed?Is the WebTen log showing the correct path to the WebCatalog.acgi?Did you replace your WebCatalog Prefs file during your clean install?RAM considerations:Since you're using the CGI, you may need to increase WebCatalog'sPreferred Size setting in the Get Info window. Usually theWebCatalog.acgi is preset to use only about 3MB of RAM when youreceive it, but most webmasters set this value much higher when theystart using WebCatalog. Then when they download a new version, theysometimes forget to set the new version's memory partition to thesame (higher) value as their previous version, and this can causeproblems.WebCatalog Prefs considerations:There's usually no need to replace your WebCatalog Prefs file whenyou install a new version of WebCatalog. However, some people tend toreplace everything. Therefore, if you have replaced your previousWebCatalog Prefs file with a new one, that means you probably need toreset some of the preferences in that new file to match your previoussettings.Sincerely, Ken GromeWebDNA Solutionshttp://www.smithmicro.com/webdnasolutions/...
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