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Hi,
Aroung a year ago, I had reported a problem with
the new 2.2.5 branch (running on Windows Server 2003) that there was a problem
with the telnet not working if the output 10kb (output of the cv command).
This problem was subsequently looked into my Michal, and improved in the 2.2.6
version where a telnet from the localhost (Windows Server 2003) was running
ok. However, from remote windows sytems, running both PuTTY and Microsoft
clients, I still get logged off after 10kb of content.
I then went on writing a PHP scrit that does a
socket connection on the GkStatus port and gets the output of "cv" command every
30 seconds.
Today, the PHP script failed when the load was
around 280+ calls (connected + trying). Running the regular Microsoft
telnet client, I couldn't get more than exactly 36kb of data, although my PHP
clients 280+ calls indicated at least 2.5 times that size was received
nicely.
The load has reduced now, so can't run tests
now. When the load comes later today, I plan to do the
following:
1. Try a local PuTTY client
2. Try a level 6 trace when the "cv" command
is run from both remote and local clients.
In the meantime, if any of you guys out there have
any more suggestions, please let me know.
BTW, this used to work fine in 2.2.4, and we've
seen call loads higher than 350. The only problem in that version was the
EXE file used to grow in size gradually. So, had to restart the GK every 2
- 3 days, depending on call load. Since 2.2.5, the memory problem has been
solved beautifully. My GK is running for 34 days 04:26:44 at this time of
writing.
Thank you all, for your help.
Regards
HASSAN
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