Re: [Upstage-list] 8083 broken

[Martin E. <ey...@fo...>]

Hi all,

That does probably also explain why Red5 stopped working...
To prevent these problems mentioned I would suggest the following:
A rotating logfile seems appropriate to limit the produced logfile size
(I guess 17GB logfile in compressed form is probably just a few MBs).
This can easily be done for example with Logrotate.
Also reducing server load with a reverse proxy (like Varnish or Squid)
should allow many more connections at once as the UpStage server spends
most of the time just for serving files. I have done this for my server
and the UpStage server load was reduced by far more than 90%. Of course
all ports should nonetheless be closed properly.
Integrating a reverse proxy also requires to have the HTTP cache headers
set properly. IIRC I had done some header modifications for this in my
fork...

Cheers,
Martin



Am 07.11.2014 um 07:06 schrieb Douglas Bagnall:
> Hi Paul, Helen,
> 
> The disk filled up completely the other day, which may or may not have
> caused these problems (by e.g., not closing properly sockets in the
> case of an IOException). Some obvious big things are
> 
> 17G     /opt/upstage3-beta/server/src/upstage.log
> 100G    /home/UpStage Media Backups/
> 
> I deleted one of the backups from last year, and now the disk is at
> 99%. But if this backup occurs automatically and weekly (which seems
> to be the case), the disk is likely to fill up again at around 6:52
> either this Sunday morning or the next one.
> 
> cheers,
> Douglas
> 
> 
>>>>
>>>> This happens when connections aren't closed properly. It's a combination
>>>> of a Linux security feature and poor connection handling in UpStage code.
>>>>
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