Telnet to pmcmoo.org PostWebCulture (#13410) [Constantinople (#4136) ]

Message 118 on PostWebCulture (#13410):
Date:     Sat Feb 21 09:25:35 2004 EST
From:     oomwoo (#16136)
To:       PostWebCulture (#13410)
Subject:  
page chopper


We do have a variety of port listeners for PWC, both in and out of
the moo database.  There is one that is invoked from the default port,

  http://pmcmoo.org:7777/

if the inbound request is detected to be http rather than telnet.  This 
one is the most crusty and is chopping the output.  The second is the 
in db port listener $httpd that was originally listening on hero's port
80.  This one is a bit more robust and is visible at

  http://pmcmoo.org:7788

We also have a seperate thttpd process listening on port 7887 for serving
images, sounds and static content that does not need moo rendering.

  http://pmcmoo.org:7887/images

Since the moo rendering on port 7777 operating using a socket connection
that never becomes associated with a valid moo object (hence the negative
object number), we are seeing some sort of throttling from the server.

The next trick is to figure out exactly where and how to change it . . . 

 - oom

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