Re: [OpenVerse] Server BUG

[Dave Gale <cruise@openverse.org>]

On Monday 22 October 2001 07:40 pm, you wrote:
> > The server is getting a error - No buffer space available.
> > This error is coming from the operating system - not TCL. it's in the
> > transport layer of the tcp/ip protocol as far as I can tell.
>


The error would show up in a personal server log or in a main server not 
directed to >dev/null.

with the new code I added today, this error can't happen - it's traped and 
logged and it will try 15 times to open a server socket then give up. It 
waits 300ms between tries. the retries and wait time are configureable.
if it gives up, the avatar is simply not transfered and other chat functions 
continue normally.

At least thats what it is supposed to do :)

The new code is not on the CVS yet.. I wanna see it happen and correct itself 
first. i've got logs from hell running on the main room. 25 megs at last 
check in only a couple of hours.

here is a sample error.


-------------------------------------
BGERROR Begin
-------------------------------------
Error Code: couldn't open socket: no buffer space available
-------------------------------------
couldn't open socket: no buffer space available
    while executing
"socket -server "Serv_acceptSend $idx" 0"
    (procedure "Serv_DCCSend" line 41)
    invoked from within
"Serv_DCCSend $who [lindex $parms 0] AVATAR"
    ("DCCSENDAV" arm line 3)
    invoked from within
"switch -exact -- $cmd {
                "MOVE" {
                        #
                        #fixes a bug that MVSbMVS found.
                        #
                        set retflag 0
                        if {[TestNum [lindex $parms 1]] ||  [TestNum [lin..."
    (procedure "Serv_ProcessInput" line 24)
    invoked from within
"Serv_ProcessInput $who $input"
    (procedure "Serv_ReadFrom" line 152)
    invoked from within
"Serv_ReadFrom sock276"
-------------------------------------
BGERROR End
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