Re: [Persistentperl-users] Indefinite wait on first pass through?

[Sam H. <sa...@da...>]

There is a known issue with DBI::Oracle causing hangs like that if you're
using IPC for your oracle connection.  A workaround is provided in the
last question under "Frequently Asked Questions".

As for #2, does the compile fail initially when the script is first
loaded, or is it later on in an eval, do or require?  Can you provide a small
code example that demonstrates the problem?

 > Hello all
 > 
 > (I see the bandwidth on this list is pretty low ... 4 messages in a 
 > year, so i hope there's still people out there).
 > 
 > We've installed perperl on a Solaris box using Iplanet webserver
 > and are running into two critical issues.
 > 
 > #!/usr/bin/perperl -X -- -M1 -t604800 
 > is the options we're using.
 > 
 > 1. The first time a web browser connects to the website running perperl,
 > the browser never pulls the site up.  You have to physically hit the
 > stop and reload buttons on the browser (doesn't matter what browser)
 > before the site comes up.  After that things are fine.  We can repeat
 > this process at will by touching the main perl program that runs.
 > 
 > 2. If there is a compilation error in the code ... the perperl process
 > can't ever load a page again ... we either have to kill the backend
 > processes or touch the main perl program to force the backends to 
 > reload... which of course causes us the issue in point #1.
 > 
 > Does anyone have any insight into why this is happening?  We've
 > tried setting timeout to Zero and then to a large number to no avail.
 > We're doing database connections via DBI:Oracle in the code as 
 > well, if that is known to be problematic.
 > 
 > Thanks, todd
 > 
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