[ic] Is there limitations on number of catalogs run?

[Ed LaFrance]

At 06:01 PM 7/5/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>Ok Ed, I've bumped it up to 25MB for the interchange user.  Hopefully 
>that'll keep things "alive" for a while.  So, I'm guessing there ain't no 
>limit to # of catalogs eh?
>
>Thanks. :-)
>
>Oh, while I have your attention, can I ask why I'm getting this very 
>strange diff between catalogs I've recently added ...
>
>I've created one foundation store which was prepopulated with data but 
>then I deleted all items and created my own items with options and by 
>selecting an option, and doing recalculate, it'll change the amount. But 
>the newest catalog that I created (makecat) which had no prepopulated 
>data, I created an item with options but it never changes the price.  It's 
>always defaulting back to the original option.  E.g. album -> options 
>(plain = 19.99, gold trims = 30.95) ... I select gold trims and 
>recalculate, it doesn't change the price and the option in checkout goes 
>back to plain. :-(
>
>Thanks.  Sorry for inserting that ... but I hoped you would indulge me. 
>:-)  THANKS!

I would guess you are missing some data. Check your options and pricing 
tables to ensure that you actually have price data for those options which 
is can be referenced by the CommonAdjust chain.

- Ed L.


>Ed LaFrance wrote:
>
>>At 11:02 PM 7/3/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>>
>>>Hello all,
>>>
>>>This is in relation to the previous e-mail I sent wherein I stated I've
>>>been having problems with my Apache web servers recently being unable to
>>>spawn children.  I guess what's happening is that the interchange user is
>>>running interchange binary in cgi-bin and taking too much resources so after
>>>a few hours, cgi-bin in general won't work.  Is that the case?  I have
>>>defined 6 catalogs with high traffic in interchange.cfg.  Is there a
>>>limit to number of catalogs I can define per interchange.cfg?  Can I run
>>>multiple interchange processes?  I see only one when I do "ps."  Is there
>>>anything I can do to ensure that I can have multiple catalogs without
>>>hosing my web server?
>>>
>>>I have defined the interchange user to be able to run in 10MB memory space
>>>and max nproc of 200.  My Apache user is likewise defined.  I also have
>>>the expireall daily as recommended.
>>
>>
>>That is really not enough - in most instances that I've observed the IC 
>>process takes 12 - 20 MB of RAM, even when "idling".
>>
>>- Ed L.
>>
>>
>>>Furthermore, any recommendations on what timeout per child should I set?
>>>I have each child web process die after 100 requests.  Is that too low?
>>>
>>>Thanks all.
>>>
>>>--
>>>Ciao ?:-)
>>>Shirlyn, the WebPrincess
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