CentOS 6.0, Hostgator. I just had hostgator upgrade to CentOS 6 (because I wanted to use the new Xojo builds of my app) and it required new version of glibc. The previous version of CentOS worked great. I ensured that the 32bit versions of
glibc (newest version)
libstdc++.so.6.0.13 (or newest version).
I also installed GTK2 which was not by default included.
But the standalone web starts, but never displays a webpage. I know it is working because it does its server tasks (opening files and saving). But when I try to access the app in the web browser
nothing happens! Eventually it says “can not respond”. The app continues to do its server side tasks, however. So I know it does’ crash. It also does not report any issues.
Do I need to downgrade glibc? If so
how does one do that?
Old Builds from Real Studio also run but do not respond. Example app, same thing.
Nevermind
problem soved
Not sure how!
OKAY, so reverse this again. Now the apps are not responding again. They worked fine all day long, and now they are randomly not responding. No idea. The apps have not crashed. They are still doing server side tasks (which amounts to saving and making a duplicate of a file every few hours). Again, these problems did not happen in pre-Xojo builds and on CentOS 5.
ANYONE have an idea?
[quote=59559:@Austin Clow]OKAY, so reverse this again. Now the apps are not responding again. They worked fine all day long, and now they are randomly not responding. No idea. The apps have not crashed. They are still doing server side tasks (which amounts to saving and making a duplicate of a file every few hours). Again, these problems did not happen in pre-Xojo builds and on CentOS 5.
ANYONE have an idea?[/quote]
Looks very much like a system specific issue.
Could it be that Hostgator is throttling CPU activity?
Only other thing I can think of would be if your app is caught in a tight loop and can’t respond.
I just wondered what caused this. Maybe if HG can provide some logs and post it here. 