Well, there's certainly space for them. How can I test whether the process can create/write them, without being able to do any through-the-web management? I just hit/crashed the zope process. Now here's the list of files modified in the last 14 days: data.fs Mar3 13MB Z2.pid Mar4 1k data.fs.tmp Mar5 0k data.fs.lock Mar5 1k Strangely, z2.log (480kb) says last mod Jan7. But if I look at its contents in a text editor, I see at the end: * hits from Feb5 * then 292 NULL bytes * then 40 lines of DTML (starts and stops in the middle of lines, not clean) from a page that I was working which was broken and never got around to fixing Should I delete any of these files and start again? --- Steve McMahon <steve@reidmcmahon.com> wrote:

Check your log files. Can the zope process create and write them? Have you space available for them? Zope is dying as it tries to flush the log.

Bill Seitz wrote:

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All the sudden my zope (v2.5.1 running on Win98) is crashing while processing its first hit. This seems true regardless of the URL requests (manage, manage_main, index_html), though it's possible I'm getting 1 hit sometimes before it dies.

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