Hi
I am trying to get sems to play a file called from ser. However the call fails and this is reported in the log. Any ideas?
Apr 23 18:41:07 localhost ser[28907]: ERROR:tm:write_to_fifo: writev failed: Resource temporarily unavailable Apr 23 18:41:07 localhost ser[28907]: ERROR:tm:t_write_req: write_to_fifo failed
On Sun, Apr 23, 2006 at 06:42:12PM +0100, Jon Farmer wrote:
Hi
Hi,
I am trying to get sems to play a file called from ser. However the call fails and this is reported in the log. Any ideas?
Apr 23 18:41:07 localhost ser[28907]: ERROR:tm:write_to_fifo: writev failed: Resource temporarily unavailable Apr 23 18:41:07 localhost ser[28907]: ERROR:tm:t_write_req: write_to_fifo failed
If you use a new sems, it doesn't support fifo to ser communcation. Rigth way to use unix_socket.
for old ser, check sems fifo socket in the /tmp dir.
-- Jon Farmer Telford, Shropshire, UK
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Wbr,
Alexandr Dubovikov wrote:
If you use a new sems, it doesn't support fifo to ser communcation. Rigth way to use unix_socket.
for old ser, check sems fifo socket in the /tmp dir.
I am using sems_ser_rel_0_9_0_snapshot_190505.tar.bz2 the readme file talks about using fifo. So it is really the case that it is only unix_socket that it supports?
Regards
Jon
On Sun, Apr 23, 2006 at 10:56:13PM +0100, Jon Farmer wrote:
Alexandr Dubovikov wrote:
If you use a new sems, it doesn't support fifo to ser communcation. Rigth way to use unix_socket.
for old ser, check sems fifo socket in the /tmp dir.
I am using sems_ser_rel_0_9_0_snapshot_190505.tar.bz2 the readme file talks about using fifo. So it is really the case that it is only unix_socket that it supports?
FIFO server vs. unix socket server ---------------------------------- Under heavy load, especially when many calls are initiated at once, the fifo buffer can be too small. Therefore unix sockets can be used to write a request from ser to sems. Unix sockets only work in cvs version of both ser and sems.
So, use only unix_sockets between SEMS && SER.
Regards
Jon
-- Jon Farmer Telford, Shropshire, UK
Wbr,
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