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davids -
Joined: 01 Jun 2007 Posts: 4
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 3:45 pm Post subject: Fast-CGI error on startup |
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I am running X1 on Windows 2003. I have it starting up when you log into the system (not a service).
Every time I restart the machine I see an error (like when a program can't close) that says "so and so had to be shut down, do you want to report this to Microsoft?", Send, Don't Send.
I tried starting it as a Windows service, and it worked, but then the server couldn't connect to the port. I switched it back to the startup item (not a service).
On another note, the connection times are slow... Meaning, it takes a few seconds to initiate a connection to the server (even on the local network). Though once it connects, it's fast.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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aprelium -
Joined: 22 Mar 2002 Posts: 6800
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Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:18 pm Post subject: Re: Fast-CGI error on startup |
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davids wrote: | Every time I restart the machine I see an error (like when a program can't close) that says "so and so had to be shut down, do you want to report this to Microsoft?", Send, Don't Send. |
What is the name of process that is crashing?
Quote: | On another note, the connection times are slow... Meaning, it takes a few seconds to initiate a connection to the server (even on the local network). Though once it connects, it's fast |
It depends on the FastCGI process that is being started. If it needs time to run, then the delay you are experiencing is spent having it start and initialize. Once a FastCGI process is started, subsequent uses are instant.
So if you are in such a case, this usually suggest that the FastCGI process needs time to startup and that you'll have to better code it (if it was written by you) or that you need a faster computer to have it start faster. _________________ Support Team
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