Thread: unexpected eof
What can cause such an error: 'unexpected eof on client connection'. I can find it in logs, all the connections I make to the db are from php/apache. Regards -- Marcin Gil :: marcin.gil@audax.com.pl
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Marcin, I find Webmin causes this error on my machine. When I try to work with the db through Webmin, it freezes and the psql logs show the 'unexpected eof on client connection' error. So long as you're not losing data through your Apache/php connections, I wouldn't worry about it. Peace, Eddie Marcin Gil wrote: > What can cause such an error: > 'unexpected eof on client connection'. > > I can find it in logs, all the connections I make to the db > are from php/apache. > > Regards -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.3.3 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFAFn8ZtGGqbMwazQURApEkAJ9u5ZvoFgF4Fv7/WJTLxvxSanw+lACfcz0f bjOfiwrvQEbnSCa6j9pMf7k= =eI/9 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Eddie Roosenmaallen wrote: > So long as you're not losing data through your Apache/php connections, I > wouldn't worry about it. > Not that I'm aware of. But I've met a strange thing. I've written an app that stores in pg blobs (pdfs) and writes an oid of blob in table. I do it as a single transaction (well, two nested transaction exactly: one tx for whole operation and a nested one for inserting blob). The blob gets written correcty but suddenly inserting its oid into table fails.. Suddenly, because it worked earlier. I'm trying to find the cause of it but no results as for now. Thanks -- Marcin Gil :: marcin.gil@audax.com.pl