I have been running a Netscape WEB Server on an Alpha NT for 3-4 years and the Doctor Watson window being open has always denied access to the web server from a browser although other access is not stopped such as telnet and mapped disks. Finally, I set Doctor Watson not to pop up on alerts so I have to regularly access the Dr. Watson log file, but have not had web access denied since doing that. So, I don't think this is actually Zope related specifically but maybe WEB server in general. Thomas "Júlio Dinis Silva" wrote:
Hi all, Is there a NT guru in the house :-)
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Sometimes Zserver goes Zombie, I login on the machine and I see a DrWatson Window. I close DrWatson window and the process automagically restarts, and everything ok.
Whenever this happens two logs are written in EventLogger: -one is a Warning: Restarting Zope... -one is a Info: starting Zope... With a couple of seconds of distance in time between them.
I can see something is puting ZServer zombie and I'm looking at debug to find the sucker method :-) but this DrWatson behaviour never seen by me before: could be Zope doing a Zombie Timeout and restarting himself? If yes why does he hangs and only by closing the DrWatson Window the python.exe process really restarts?
Any comments, tips, Dr.Watson Guru? Best Regards, Júlio Dinis Silva _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
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