Forum OpenACS Development: Re: Problem embedding files in xowiki folders

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Posted by Gustaf Neumann on
Claudio,

To clarify things: i deduce from your mail, that the upload of the image went well (say [[image:DotLrnLogo.gif]], you seen the uploaded entry from the admin pages) but the view of the image (like /xowiki/image/DotLrnLogo.gif?m=download) hangs.

What operating system is the server? There is a known issue with Mac OS X (see above in the thread).

In what browser does this happen?

Do you see an error message in the log file?

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Posted by Claudio Pasolini on
Thank you for answering, Gustaf.

i deduce from your mail, that the upload of the image went well (say [[image:DotLrnLogo.gif]], you seen the uploaded entry from the admin pages) but the view of the image (like /xowiki/image/DotLrnLogo.gif?m=download) hangs

yes, I see the object from the admin pages, but when I click to view it the page hangs.

What operating system is the server? In what browser does this happen?

Linux RedHat 8.0 - Firefox 1.5.0.6

Do you see an error message in the log file?

Yes, there is an error in the log file:
invalid command name "throttle" while executing "throttle get_context"
Sorry to not have hilighted this before. Aolserver starts fine without any errors.

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Posted by Gustaf Neumann on
ok. Seems as if you have "my" the aolserver patches for bbdelivery installed, but you do not have the request monitor. I will check, to remove the dependency. for now, the code checks whether throttle is available, and does not call bgdelivery. i have not tried the change with your configuration, but the code should be fine (famous last words).

-gustaf
PS: these tests should and will go to xotcl-core

Thank you Gustaf,

installing xotcl-request-monitor fixed the problem.

i should have mentioned in my last posting, that i have already commited a patch that does not require your to have the request monitor installed. Anyhow, installing it is not a bad idea in general.

Right now, i am just changing the internals in xotcl-core to reduce the complexity and make it easier to handle the connection context in variuous situations... guess, i won't commit soon, since currently i broke everything in my setup...

all the best
-gustaf