Hi,
With 60+ users in 4 different chats simultaniously the server comes to a grinding halt often giving users an error that the mysql database couldn't be contacted.
To fix this I set the chat module to run as a server daemon, with the rest on defaults (localhost, 127.0.0.1, port 9111, etc)
When I start the server daemon (using the correct php package) I get the same (non-fatal) error as described in other threads ("socket_getpeername...") and no chat; it doesn't matter if the chat daemon is on or not all chat windows are blank in all browsers.
wait_timeout is nowhere to be found in my.cnf
Any more ideas?
Arnor, I had similar problems until I changed the IP address of the chat daemon
to the actual IP address of the machine. I suspect this lead the daemon to bind
to an external interface instead of the loopback interface, and this makes it all work!
In fact, I suggest that the default be changed from 127.0.0.1 for this reason.
to the actual IP address of the machine. I suspect this lead the daemon to bind
to an external interface instead of the loopback interface, and this makes it all work!
In fact, I suggest that the default be changed from 127.0.0.1 for this reason.
make sure its not block by firewall