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    How can we tell if we are close to our Web OPAC users limit?

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 16.02

    Description:
    How can we tell if we are close to our Web OPAC users limit?

    We see the message "Server 0 has processed 100 requests, exiting" in the www_server log. Is that an indication of too many users?

    Resolution:
    util y/11 shows you the current number of Licensed and active users:

    WEB:
    Licensed users: nnnnnnnnn
    Active users : nnnnnnnnn

    Each time a new session established, the number of active users is written to the www_server log. The following grep of a www_server log will show you the numbers of active users as each session was established:

    grep 'Active users' www_server_nnnn.log. ddmm.hhmm

    util s/4/1 ("Web Sessions - Last 24 Hours") shows you the number of Web sessions for each hour in the past 24 hours.

    See KB 8192-2567 for command to get "high-water-mark".

    The message "Server 0 has processed 100 requests, exiting" is normal. This message has no connection to the number of licensed users. But has been connected with certain www_server problems. See KBs 8192-1304 and -1305 for details.

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    opac, users, license


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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