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In0X
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 Posted: Mon May 05, 2003 1:33 pm Post subject: some q' |
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what is the highest number of user than can be surfing in the site on the same time?
and when the server will stop to working? (will crash?)
thanks all!
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jmstacey2000
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| Posted: Mon May 05, 2003 2:52 pm Post subject: |
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I don't think there is a limit unless you change it in the control panel (I think 20 simultaneous connections is default)
It depends on you sever and the connection
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In0X
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| Posted: Mon May 05, 2003 4:15 pm Post subject: |
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so it's means that only 20 user's can to se my web site?
i have change it to 1000
it was on default (20)
i don't know if all ok right now.
i hope there will no carsh....however, if carsh hapen. how it's look?
this close abysse? |
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aprelium
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| Posted: Mon May 05, 2003 11:13 pm Post subject: |
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| In0X wrote: | so it's means that only 20 user's can to se my web site?
i have change it to 1000
it was on default (20)
i don't know if all ok right now.
i hope there will no carsh....however, if carsh hapen. how it's look?
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The number of simultaneous connections hasn't a direct relation with the number of physical users really browsing your site. It means that at a given instant, the server can handle up to 20 requests. But 1000 users can be visting your site at the same time, simply, not all of them are requesting images and pages at the same moment (they download a page, then read it, then click on a link to download another. Between the two downloads, the server can handle other requests.)
So you don't have really to worry about that parameter, you can leave it at its default and that won't affect your site reachability, unless you're hosting yahoo.com with more than 100000 vistors per day :D
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jmstacey2000
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| Posted: Mon May 05, 2003 11:43 pm Post subject: |
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I've had abyss crash a lot on me (only because the computer was really slow(250mhz) and I was running 10+ programes)
For me, any windows 9x it will cause a bsod, on windows xp it will do the equivilent of a bsod only instead of the blue screen of death it kind of like the pop-up of death. With the same information.
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aprelium
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| jmstacey2000 wrote: | I've had abyss crash a lot on me (only because the computer was really slow(250mhz) and I was running 10+ programes)
For me, any windows 9x it will cause a bsod, on windows xp it will do the equivilent of a bsod only instead of the blue screen of death it kind of like the pop-up of death. With the same information.
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Which version are you running? What are the conditions of appearence of that bsod?
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jmstacey2000
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| Posted: Tue May 06, 2003 10:18 pm Post subject: |
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It ok. Its not a problem with abyss (I'm using the latest version)
Its the program we run at work which causes the program (dos based :evil: )
But I removed it because I didn't need it on that computer anymore and it works fine :twisted:
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