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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: nettalk 14.38 Webserver crashes sometimes
« Last post by osquiabro on November 13, 2026, 03:27:33 AM »Verify that all templates required by NT are updated to the latest version.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: nettalk 14.38 Webserver crashes sometimes
« Last post by AtoB on November 12, 2026, 11:57:55 PM »I'm not using secwin or IMDD, and it's c10 (12412).
As I do have a gpf-report I assume it's compiled in debug mode, but are there ways to extract more info out of it?
Thanks
As I do have a gpf-report I assume it's compiled in debug mode, but are there ways to extract more info out of it?
Thanks
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: nettalk 14.38 Webserver crashes sometimes
« Last post by seanh on November 12, 2026, 03:23:49 PM »Have you compiled in debug made and used the debug version of the RTL?
That will usually give you more information.
Also what version of clarion? and are you using secwin or the IMDD?
That will usually give you more information.
Also what version of clarion? and are you using secwin or the IMDD?
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Server becoming temporarily non-responsive
« Last post by TimR on November 10, 2026, 10:43:29 AM »No I haven't figured out what is going on, it doesn't happen frequently enough, for me to prioritize. I did, sort of, recreate this problem by flooding the server with requests using Apache Bench. There appeared to be some sort of staircase pattern going on with slowdowns, that got worse over time. It the server was given a chance to catch up, the slowdown went away.
I wasn't convinced my testing was actually chasing the problem, because I don't think my servers were getting flooded with requests. Also the server responded to all my testing requests, it just got slower and slower.
I wasn't convinced my testing was actually chasing the problem, because I don't think my servers were getting flooded with requests. Also the server responded to all my testing requests, it just got slower and slower.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / nettalk 14.38 Webserver crashes sometimes
« Last post by AtoB on November 10, 2026, 02:40:33 AM »using c10.0.12412 and nettalk 14.38
unexplainable situation: last summer I converted a long time running 12.45 nettalk server to 14.38 and shipped it to one of my smaller clients (as a test case).
This webserver has been running for a couple of months flawlessly and last week it (randomly) crashed for 5/6 times in a timeframe of minutes (it nicely rebooted itself and then crashed again. This morning it did the same: I got 5 crash dumps in a frame of two minutes. I've attached one as an example, but the all look rather the same.
To me (no expert) it looks that some type/kind of requests (fired from who knows where) apparently lets the server crash (but again: this is guessing)
Questions:
1 - does anybody know what this line points to?
[01] 01207248h regel=204 Proc=RaiseLong src=wxeh.cpp module=G:\broekwar\webapp\ClaRUN.dll 10.0.12412
2 - does anybody have a clue what might be causing this and/or where to start looking ...?
TIA
Regards,
Ton
unexplainable situation: last summer I converted a long time running 12.45 nettalk server to 14.38 and shipped it to one of my smaller clients (as a test case).
This webserver has been running for a couple of months flawlessly and last week it (randomly) crashed for 5/6 times in a timeframe of minutes (it nicely rebooted itself and then crashed again. This morning it did the same: I got 5 crash dumps in a frame of two minutes. I've attached one as an example, but the all look rather the same.
To me (no expert) it looks that some type/kind of requests (fired from who knows where) apparently lets the server crash (but again: this is guessing)
Questions:
1 - does anybody know what this line points to?
[01] 01207248h regel=204 Proc=RaiseLong src=wxeh.cpp module=G:\broekwar\webapp\ClaRUN.dll 10.0.12412
2 - does anybody have a clue what might be causing this and/or where to start looking ...?
TIA
Regards,
Ton
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Server becoming temporarily non-responsive
« Last post by AtoB on November 10, 2026, 01:28:00 AM »Hi Tim,
have you found out what might be the culprit with this issue (I'm about the ship an api-server to my client, almost same config (nettalk 14.38 in a server farm behind an nginx load balancer, allthough I'm using c10)?
have you found out what might be the culprit with this issue (I'm about the ship an api-server to my client, almost same config (nettalk 14.38 in a server farm behind an nginx load balancer, allthough I'm using c10)?
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Method to substitute <!-- Net:s:SessionVariable --> in HTML?
« Last post by JohanR on November 07, 2026, 09:52:16 PM »Hi,
Yes, thanks, I can certainly do manual replace exercise.
Was wondering if there was a handy NT function that does the same as the tag replacement with the static files.
Using the NT functions would be preferable as it would work for all cases and follow the NTWS method of doing it.
thanks
Johan
Yes, thanks, I can certainly do manual replace exercise.
Was wondering if there was a handy NT function that does the same as the tag replacement with the static files.
Using the NT functions would be preferable as it would work for all cases and follow the NTWS method of doing it.
thanks
Johan
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Method to substitute <!-- Net:s:SessionVariable --> in HTML?
« Last post by osquiabro on November 07, 2026, 06:33:14 AM »yes you can with string Theory, example of my code
Htm:TemplateId = 3
GET(HtmlTemplates,Htm:PK_HtmlTemplates)
IF ~ERROR()
Loc:HTML = Htm:TemplateHTML
st.SetValue(Loc:HTML)
st.replace('@nombre@',p_web.GSV('nombre'))
st.replace('@fechadepago@',format(p_web.GSV('Afi:FechaPago_DATE'),@d03))
st.replace('@cantidadpagada@',FORMAT(p_web.GSV('Afi:CantidadPagada'),@n$6.2))
st.replace('@referencia@',p_web.GSV('Afi:NumeroPago' ))
st.replace('@recibo@',p_web.gsv('Afi:NumeroPago'))
Loc:HTML = st.Getvalue()
Loc:TemplateSubject = Htm:TemplateSubject
st.SetValue(Loc:TemplateSubject)
Loc:TemplateSubject = st.Getvalue()
END
Access:HtmlTemplates.Close()
Htm:TemplateId = 3
GET(HtmlTemplates,Htm:PK_HtmlTemplates)
IF ~ERROR()
Loc:HTML = Htm:TemplateHTML
st.SetValue(Loc:HTML)
st.replace('@nombre@',p_web.GSV('nombre'))
st.replace('@fechadepago@',format(p_web.GSV('Afi:FechaPago_DATE'),@d03))
st.replace('@cantidadpagada@',FORMAT(p_web.GSV('Afi:CantidadPagada'),@n$6.2))
st.replace('@referencia@',p_web.GSV('Afi:NumeroPago' ))
st.replace('@recibo@',p_web.gsv('Afi:NumeroPago'))
Loc:HTML = st.Getvalue()
Loc:TemplateSubject = Htm:TemplateSubject
st.SetValue(Loc:TemplateSubject)
Loc:TemplateSubject = st.Getvalue()
END
Access:HtmlTemplates.Close()
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Method to substitute <!-- Net:s:SessionVariable --> in HTML?
« Last post by JohanR on November 07, 2026, 06:03:15 AM »Hi,
I have some HTML loaded in a session variable.
the HTML contains a tag <!-- Net:s:SessionVariable -->
Is there a method that will parse/substitute the tags?
thanks
Johan
I have some HTML loaded in a session variable.
the HTML contains a tag <!-- Net:s:SessionVariable -->
Is there a method that will parse/substitute the tags?
thanks
Johan
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Avoid downloaded file been served from browser cache (SOLVED)
« Last post by seanh on November 04, 2026, 03:34:59 AM »For others finding this. I can say that it's a server cache problem