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Harm · 10-01-2005, 01:25 PM

In fact, unless you're running other scripts that you found irrelevant (very unlikely, isn't it ?

), it could be a threading problem. ioFTPD kills the tcl interpreter if it for some reason it stops responding after a few mins (120 iirc), but I wonder what happens if it runs out of available threads for the interpreters.
Could you paste the [Thread] section of your ioFTPD.ini ?

You might also want to run Dr Watson to see when and how it crashes. It may not be usefull if it's only hanging like you said.

10-01-2005, 01:25 PM
Harm Too much time... Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 1,430	In fact, unless you're running other scripts that you found irrelevant (very unlikely, isn't it ? ), it could be a threading problem. ioFTPD kills the tcl interpreter if it for some reason it stops responding after a few mins (120 iirc), but I wonder what happens if it runs out of available threads for the interpreters. Could you paste the [Thread] section of your ioFTPD.ini ? You might also want to run Dr Watson to see when and how it crashes. It may not be usefull if it's only hanging like you said.