Dinesh Nair wrote:

> On Mon, 21 Jun 2004, Adam Nellemann wrote:
> 
> 
>>Filip Onkelinx wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hi Adam,
>>>
>>>It looks like this is only happening using I.E. , did you try with any
>>>other browser (Mozilla FireFox, Opera, ...) ?  I suspect your problem is
>>>related to the way IE handles persistent (trying to keep persistent
>>>connections open  as long as possible , or opening too many simultaneous
>>>connection threads)
>>
>>(See my previous post in response to Joey Morin.)
>>
>>Still sounds like it must have been introduced when that connection
>>(or whaterver) limit was imposed on mini_httpd, but what do I know?
>>
> 
> 
> i wrote the patch to mini_httpd to return a 503 http error (server
> overloaded) when the connection limit is reached. iianm, manuel has set
> the web server to max 8 simultanoues connections in the normal webgui and
> 16 in the captive portal.
> 
> Regards,                           /\_/\   "All dogs go to heaven."
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Hmm, I'm afraid I don't know which error I got precisly (not the least 
due to the obscure way IE reports these errors)? I'll take a closer 
look the next time it happens...

But still, I should think that if this were really related to the max. 
connection limit recently imposed, these connections would time out or 
some such, so I would be able, after a wait, to connect again. Since 
I've tried waiting 12 hours (including reseting my client PC at least 
once) without any change, I guess it must be something else?

Anything I can do to gathe further information for you about this? 
(And am I still the only one seeing this? If so, I guess it could be 
some obscure RAM or CF error?)

Adam.