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JRun Connector Error
Author: David Simcik
Short Link: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/cf-talk/thread.cfm/threadid:58151#315709
Sorry if there are duplicate posts for this....got blank screens after submitting
twice through the CF-Talk form on HoF.
We've migrated from ColdFusion MX 6.1 to 8 recently and we're seeing an alarming
number of error messages like these:
Server Error
The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request.
JRun Connector Protocol Error.
We're running:
Cold Fusion 8,0,1,195765 64-Bit
Solaris 10
Apache 2.2.10
JRun Connector mod_jrun22.so
JDK 1.5.0_16 (we downgraded the JVM as a potential fix)
Oracle JDBC drivers 11.1.0.6.0 for JDK 5 (we need Oracle 11g database support)
We've spent several days investigating this now. The only patterns seem to be
that:
-happens a little bit more after a server restart
-can return the error very quickly on random pages
-but can also return the error on pages that are running big queries and take a
long time to run
-very inconsistent, we can call the same page multiple times at once - some
requests fail, others succeed
-we are also seeing a lot of java.io.EOFException errors in our cfserver.log with
stack traces of some kind
-the logs don't point in any parcticular direction, nor do the JRun Connector
errors seem to coincide with any logs entries
What we've tried to do to fix this:
-Tried the built-in Adobe Oracle database drivers
-Tried the JDK 5 version of the Oracle 11.1.0.6.0 database drivers
-Downgraded the JVM used by Cold Fusion 8 to JDK 5.
-Adjusted the data source connection pools timeouts; turned off Maintain
Connections altogether just to see if it made a difference
-Adjusted template caching settings
-Tweaked the 3 or 4 JRun Connector timeout settings in Apache. Also turned on
verbose mode on the JRun Connector to see if that revealed anything. Saw a few
suspicious entries, such as:
jrApache[init] 127.0.0.1:51800 destroying/closing socket [35] error 0
jrApache[init] jrCloseSocket [35]
But these did not parallel all of the JRun connector errors we've been seeing.
-Tried connecting to only one database node at a time (we have an Oracle cluster)
-Verified our JDBC connection string
-Tried reproducing this error under previous Cold Fusion 6.1 production servers
and in development environment, but didn't have any luck
-Even tried cleaning up the linebreak characters in some of our code after vi
complained about "premature end of file" or "premature end of line" - no luck.
We're pulling our hair out at this point. The only other thing we've suspected is
a firewall or loadbalancer issue causing us to lose connections. HELP!!!!
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May 24, 2012
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