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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Rob Hartill <ro...@imdb.com> on 1996/11/19 23:26:24 UTC
WWW Form Bug Report: "broken "SS" field when using status module" on BSDI (fwd)
Can someone please take a look. Preferably someone who's done work on
the status module.
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Date: Tue Nov 19 14:19:23 1996
Subject: WWW Form Bug Report: "broken "SS" field when using status module" on BSDI
Submitter: digioia@ais.net
Operating system: BSDI, version: 2.1
Version of Apache Used: 1.1.1
Extra Modules used: config_log, status, info, auth_dbm
URL exhibiting problem: www.bluemountain.com/status
Symptoms:
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If you save the status web page to a TXT file, you will see there is actually
NO value for the "SS" field.
Instead, the html formatting, or CGI, or something (I did not investigate it
further) is chopping off everything after the first few digits (X.XX) of the
"CPU" field, and using them as the SS field.
BTW, I am using Netscape 3.01 on Solaris 2.51 to view it.
Of course, this is confusing, as it looks like some connections are kept open
for thousands of seconds.
For some reason, it seems to get worse as time goes on; the number of trailing
digits in CPU becomes greater. It is currently reset, since I
had to add apache.org to access.conf to give you access. The number of digits
should grow to what I was seeing within 3-4 days, if that makes any difference
to you.
Thanks for making the best web server in the world!
David Di Gioia
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Backtrace:
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Re: WWW Form Bug Report: "broken "SS" field when using status module" on BSDI (fwd)
Posted by Brian Behlendorf <br...@organic.com>.
Thanks for the note. I take it you mean, when Netscape converts the HTML of
the status page to flat text, the tabular data becomes difficult to read
because there aren't spaces between the columns. That would be difficult for
us to fix - I tried some simple add-a-space-here tricks which didn't affect the
look of the status page, but none of them ended up adding space to the
converted-to-text version unfortunately. If you were to do
http://www.bluemountain.com/status?notables
you'll get an output which has all the same information, but not in a table,
which may make your life easier. Of course if Netscape really treated tables
of information like tables of information, and let you save those tables as
tab-delineated text, all would be fine. :)
Brian
> ----- Forwarded message from digioia@ais.net -----
>
> Submitter: digioia@ais.net
> Operating system: BSDI, version: 2.1
> Version of Apache Used: 1.1.1
> Extra Modules used: config_log, status, info, auth_dbm
> URL exhibiting problem: www.bluemountain.com/status
>
> Symptoms:
> --
> If you save the status web page to a TXT file, you will see there is actually
> NO value for the "SS" field.
>
> Instead, the html formatting, or CGI, or something (I did not investigate it
> further) is chopping off everything after the first few digits (X.XX) of the
> "CPU" field, and using them as the SS field.
>
> BTW, I am using Netscape 3.01 on Solaris 2.51 to view it.
>
> Of course, this is confusing, as it looks like some connections are kept open
> for thousands of seconds.
>
> For some reason, it seems to get worse as time goes on; the number of trailing
> digits in CPU becomes greater. It is currently reset, since I
> had to add apache.org to access.conf to give you access. The number of digits
> should grow to what I was seeing within 3-4 days, if that makes any difference
> to you.
>
> Thanks for making the best web server in the world!
>
> David Di Gioia
>
>
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>
> Backtrace:
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> ----- End of forwarded message from digioia@ais.net -----
>
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> Rob Hartill. Internet Movie Database Ltd. http://www.imdb.com/
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