I have observed some strange behavior from two of my zope servers (ver 2.6.2) that I am unable to find a cause for. FYI both servers are running on intel boxes under redhat 9.0. Case one; When I start the server in debug mode everything appears to be fine. When I went to the servers url on port 8080 I see the default indexpage. When I click the link for the management section I get a dialog to log in. After entering the correct user and pass my browser attempts to load the management section and hangs. Generall it builds the frames for the page and loads the data for the header frame and the text for the left (navigational frame) but only empty (image-not-loaded-yet-icon) boxes where the images should be and I can see nothing in the main page frame. If I restart the server the same thing happens. I also tried starting the server with these options -a ipaddress -Z1 -t 10 -f - -w - . After the page hangs it won't load(server?) the index page any more or any other page. My browser just sits there doing nothing until it times out with 'document contained not data' Case two After I start my server (different server then case 1) everything is fine and dandy for some time. I can create object, test objects and do normal zope stuff. At some point thought the server hangs, meaning any page I visit refuses to load and eventualy times out. At this point I can't even reload the page for objects that I am currently working on. The only thing that I remedies this is to restart zope. Another thing that I have observed is that generaly speaking when the server gets to this stage, if I press ctrl+c to kill the server (in the window where it shows that it is running) It doesn't actualy kill the server. I don't get the messages: 2003-10-31T00:50:45 INFO(0) Z2 Closing all open ZODB databases ------ 2003-10-31T00:50:45 INFO(0) Z2 Shutting down It just dies silently. But if I run ps aux | grep Zope it shows a Zope process running. Does any one have any idea why this is happening ? or have you ever experienced this yourself? thanks very much -matthew