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Hello I'm trying to get an understanding for the bandwith limits and what I should set them to I currently have one and Half gigs of memory installed on windows xp
Any recommendations on what to set the bandwidth limits to?
Thanks in advance,
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Your system RAM has nothing to do with the limit. Its what your line is cable of of. If its capable of, lets say, 512Kbps (62KB/s) upload then you should set it to about 50KB/s to avoid your own browsing being slowed down. If this doesnt bother you then leave it on unlimited.
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Angel
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Well I do Seem to notice alot of 500 errors and I was kinda wondering if this had anything to with it. I have tried switching fastcgi to just CGI/ISAPI. I ran a bandwidth test and it showed 1869 kbps. I am On a router.
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500 errors are caused by bad scripts or being unable to probe system services or servers like MySQL.
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Thanks :-)
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Angel
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I just wanted to add to this, I noticed that turning up the both my CGI Execution Timeout and FastCGI Processes Timeout up That I stopped getting so many 500 errors. It doesn't eliminate them all but They are fewer and further in between.
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Angel,
Low processing timeouts will result in Abyss Web Server aborting script executions and reporting error 500 messages. So if your scripts can take a long time to execute, increasing the timeouts is the way to go.
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