RE: [Zope] (116) unable to connect, fd=3
-----Original Message----- From: Tim Hawes [mailto:tim.hawes@ncmail.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 10:26 AM To: 'zope@zope.org' Subject: [Zope] (116) unable to connect, fd=3
I am using Zope 1.10.2 on Solaris 2.6 I have had Zope running here flawlessly until recently.
We have a web page called "Who's Who". It queries an Oracle database to get a list of people in our department, and hyperlinks pager pin number if someone wanted to send an e-mail message to one of our pagers (through Page Net). Clinking on a pin number that coresponds to one of our staff members queries the database again to bring up the staff member name and pin number, and brings up a page where the user can then enter who the page is from and the message. Then the user hits submit and the data is sent to a dtml document with sendmail commands for a pager message to be sent to Page Net.
Sounds cool.
It has worked flawlessly until recently. Now when a user tries to send their page, they get the following:
! Temporarily Unavailable
The resource you requested is temporarily unavailable - please try again later. (116) unable to connect, fd=3
And then pcgi dies.
Yes this is a pcgi error. This can happen for a few reasons (Jeff do you know what this error means exactly?) I've had similar errors happen when there are syntax errors in ZPublisher, Python core dumps, and other strange happening. I would try to factor the problem down, <!--#comment--> out sections of your code until you find the line that causes the error, and then investigate it's failure from the top down. -Michel
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Tim Hawes tim.hawes@ncmail.net
It has worked flawlessly until recently. Now when a user tries to send their page, they get the following:
! Temporarily Unavailable
The resource you requested is temporarily unavailable - please try again later. (116) unable to connect, fd=3
And then pcgi dies.
Yes this is a pcgi error. This can happen for a few reasons (Jeff do you know what this error means exactly?) I've had similar errors happen when there are syntax errors in ZPublisher, Python core dumps, and other strange happening. I would try to factor the problem down, <!--#comment--> out sections of your code until you find the line that causes the error, and then investigate it's failure from the top down.
-Michel
I'll look into it tonight. The error #116 is simply a marker to locate the error in the pcgi-wrapper.c source (formerly all errors just responded with "unable to connect" messages). Tim, has anything been upgraded recently on your system (e.g. Apache) ? An experimental pcgi_publisher.py lets you manually start the pcgi process from the command line. Contact me seperately if you're interested in trying it out. Regards, Jeff Bauer Rubicon, Inc.
Michel Pelletier wrote:
-----Original Message----- From: Tim Hawes [mailto:tim.hawes@ncmail.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 10:26 AM To: 'zope@zope.org' Subject: [Zope] (116) unable to connect, fd=3
I am using Zope 1.10.2 on Solaris 2.6 I have had Zope running here flawlessly until recently.
We have a web page called "Who's Who". It queries an Oracle database to get a list of people in our department, and hyperlinks pager pin number if someone wanted to send an e-mail message to one of our pagers (through Page Net). Clinking on a pin number that coresponds to one of our staff members queries the database again to bring up the staff member name and pin number, and brings up a page where the user can then enter who the page is from and the message. Then the user hits submit and the data is sent to a dtml document with sendmail commands for a pager message to be sent to Page Net.
Sounds cool.
It has worked flawlessly until recently. Now when a user tries to send their page, they get the following:
! Temporarily Unavailable
The resource you requested is temporarily unavailable - please try again later. (116) unable to connect, fd=3
And then pcgi dies.
Yes this is a pcgi error. This can happen for a few reasons (Jeff do you know what this error means exactly?) I've had similar errors happen when there are syntax errors in ZPublisher, Python core dumps, and other strange happening. I would try to factor the problem down, <!--#comment--> out sections of your code until you find the line that causes the error, and then investigate it's failure from the top down.
-Michel
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Tim Hawes tim.hawes@ncmail.net
This seems to be the bit of code it chokes on: <!--#sendmail smtphost="smtp.ncmail.net" --> To: 9198343441.<!--#var expr=REQUEST.form['pin']-->@pagenet.net From: <!--#var expr=REQUEST.form['from']--> <!--#var expr=REQUEST.form['message']--> <!--#/sendmail--> But isn't this up to spec? -- Tim Hawes tim.hawes@ncmail.net
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