Re: [WebDNA] v7 problem?
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2012
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numero = 107994
interpreted = N
texte = I will check this asap with our developer. Meanwhile, not all hosting = solutions are being equals, though the FastCGI should be able to handle = almost any UNIX/LINUX configuration. I personnally prefer the one chosen = by Ken: a single website on a VPS with a light but feature-rich linux OS = like DEBIAN associated with LIGHTTPD webserver -which is faster and = lighter than apache- and has a well-designed FastCGI implementation. = This solution can be very cheap, will run with 128MB of RAM and scales = up easily with fast processors and lots of RAM. The VPS is the natural extension of WebDNA 7: it gives as much control = as a dedicated server for a fraction of the cost, and makes each website = an independant entity with greater efficiency and high level of = security. - chris On Jan 9, 2012, at 8:39, Thierry Almy wrote: > Hi chris >=20 > sorry for the comment ... I take it back ... >=20 > I just want to have an environment which allows me to do my job = (programming). >=20 > Maybe we should leave OS X at all and move to Linux? >=20 >=20 > The last error we had a few weeks ago was because of heavy load and = bad RAM. > After changing the RAM the malloc error was gone. > The sem_open error must have to do something with WebDNA ... v6.2 and = v7 >=20 > Is there anybody else which has seen the sem_open error? >=20 > Thierry
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I will check this asap with our developer. Meanwhile, not all hosting = solutions are being equals, though the FastCGI should be able to handle = almost any UNIX/LINUX configuration. I personnally prefer the one chosen = by Ken: a single website on a VPS with a light but feature-rich linux OS = like DEBIAN associated with LIGHTTPD webserver -which is faster and = lighter than apache- and has a well-designed FastCGI implementation. = This solution can be very cheap, will run with 128MB of RAM and scales = up easily with fast processors and lots of RAM. The VPS is the natural extension of WebDNA 7: it gives as much control = as a dedicated server for a fraction of the cost, and makes each website = an independant entity with greater efficiency and high level of = security. - chris On Jan 9, 2012, at 8:39, Thierry Almy wrote: > Hi chris >=20 > sorry for the comment ... I take it back ... >=20 > I just want to have an environment which allows me to do my job = (programming). >=20 > Maybe we should leave OS X at all and move to Linux? >=20 >=20 > The last error we had a few weeks ago was because of heavy load and = bad RAM. > After changing the RAM the malloc error was gone. > The sem_open error must have to do something with WebDNA ... v6.2 and = v7 >=20 > Is there anybody else which has seen the sem_open error? >=20 > Thierry
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