I'm was trying out some new [loop search=...] code and accidentally left of
the second quote symbol (_"_) from my [.loop search=", and it made
interchange lock up for several minutes. The second minivend process will
still respond ok (servicing index.html, etc.), until I do another GET on
the page with the buggy code (that locked up both minivend
processes). Here's my /usr/local/interchange/error.log:
- - - [15/January/2001:23:38:00 -0800] - - hammered PID 25921 running 302
seconds
I realized the syntax error I made, and it works fine after I put the
trailing _"_, but is interchange supposed to react this way when you forget
a trailing quote? Here's some example code:
[loop search="
fi=carrier
st=db
sf=cat
op=eq
se=1
]
[/loop]
Thanks for the clarification,
Dan Browning, Cyclone Computer Systems, danb@cyclonecomputers.com
the second quote symbol (_"_) from my [.loop search=", and it made
interchange lock up for several minutes. The second minivend process will
still respond ok (servicing index.html, etc.), until I do another GET on
the page with the buggy code (that locked up both minivend
processes). Here's my /usr/local/interchange/error.log:
- - - [15/January/2001:23:38:00 -0800] - - hammered PID 25921 running 302
seconds
I realized the syntax error I made, and it works fine after I put the
trailing _"_, but is interchange supposed to react this way when you forget
a trailing quote? Here's some example code:
[loop search="
fi=carrier
st=db
sf=cat
op=eq
se=1
]
[/loop]
Thanks for the clarification,
Dan Browning, Cyclone Computer Systems, danb@cyclonecomputers.com