Hi Folks,
We are using an application which generates html pages regularly (around every 30 secs, approx 4k in size). The file becomes visible whith correct size and content in very short time.
The file is served by an Apache 2.0 webserver as a static html page.
The problem is that the file sometimes does not arrive to the browser. I made a script which attepts to download the file as many times as it can, and I fount that there are quite long periods, when the downloaded file appears to be 0 bytes long. Even though the access log states that it was served OK (200) with the correct size.
The same phenomenon exists using othet user agents too. Where can the content of the file go?
--Trifo
We are using an application which generates html pages regularly (around every 30 secs, approx 4k in size). The file becomes visible whith correct size and content in very short time.
The file is served by an Apache 2.0 webserver as a static html page.
The problem is that the file sometimes does not arrive to the browser. I made a script which attepts to download the file as many times as it can, and I fount that there are quite long periods, when the downloaded file appears to be 0 bytes long. Even though the access log states that it was served OK (200) with the correct size.
The same phenomenon exists using othet user agents too. Where can the content of the file go?
--Trifo