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Did our JSS have gonja brownies for lunch?

  • June 17, 2013
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donmontalvo
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I mean, really? Timeout is set to a very high number, and no changes made to JSS, but Safari is acting like it had ganja brownies for lunch.

Is there a known issue? How do we stop JSS from timing out in Safari?

Don

Best answer by SeanA

I have seen timeouts after I copied/pasted text from a text or RTF-formatted file, so my suspicion is on either special or hidden characters at this point. Try testing from either Chrome or Firefox to see if its a browser issue.

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  • June 17, 2013

I have seen timeouts after I copied/pasted text from a text or RTF-formatted file, so my suspicion is on either special or hidden characters at this point. Try testing from either Chrome or Firefox to see if its a browser issue.


donmontalvo
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  • June 17, 2013

This is during normal day to day activity. I never copy/paste unless I'm sure the source text is plain text. I have TextEdit set to default to plain text, and most of the text files I work on are either in BBEdit or Terminal. Searches for GanjaBrownie.pkg came up dry. :(


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  • June 17, 2013

its ganja bro..sheesh


donmontalvo
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  • June 17, 2013

@techmchs wrote:

its ganja bro..sheesh

LOL...corrected... :)


mscottblake
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  • June 17, 2013

Are you timing out on all pages or just some? Is it just Safari or all browsers?

Maybe one of the server process is running wild?


donmontalvo
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  • June 18, 2013

It's timing out no matter what JSS page you're on, and no matter what browser. Hitting the JSS directly, running 8.64 on latest generation Xserve with 36 GB of RAM. It's happening to everyone who connects to it, and no changes were made to the server. Must be some potent ganga maaaaannn...


mscottblake
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  • June 18, 2013

I'd have to say a tomcat restart may be in order.


Chris_Hafner
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  • June 18, 2013

Strange... I've had inventories timing out during imaging but have been trying to trace the issues as a network problem (and yes, there is a network problem). Though, I'm not timing out on any of the jss interface. Strange... Still, I'm pretty sure mine has to do with this 1.9% avg. packet loss I'm currently tracing on our network. Grrr!


bentoms
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  • June 18, 2013

Is there a new policy with a high execution frequency? (Any or every5).


Chris_Hafner
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  • June 18, 2013

I don't think you're asking me. However, because I like to hear myself... type... no, nothing that runs that frequently. Although, I did just disable some end of year policies (academia). 'Just' meaning, three weeks ago.