Good afternoon,
I'm configuring a new install of LSWS 4.1.12 and I'm having some trouble with some static content. For pages with a number of static resources (like a category page of an eCommerce site), an image or two will randomly not load.
In Chrome, it reports this simply as "(failed)" in the Network viewer.
In Firefox, it displays part of the image that it downloaded, and reports "image is corrupt or truncated" in Firebug.
It doesn't seem to be any sort of per-connection limits, since transmission is happening; they're just.... stopping. What's interesting to me is that for the most part, they seem to be stopping on common byte sizes: 4096 and 8192.
I don't know if that's useful information.
Also I've only seen it happen with images. I don't know if that has anything to do with where in the DOM they're located (the top) whereas the images that fail are generally in the second half of requests for a page.
There are no logs being generated anywhere that I've found, so it's not something I have any current insight into. Anyone have any configuration settings I may be able to try?
Thanks!
I'm configuring a new install of LSWS 4.1.12 and I'm having some trouble with some static content. For pages with a number of static resources (like a category page of an eCommerce site), an image or two will randomly not load.
In Chrome, it reports this simply as "(failed)" in the Network viewer.
In Firefox, it displays part of the image that it downloaded, and reports "image is corrupt or truncated" in Firebug.
It doesn't seem to be any sort of per-connection limits, since transmission is happening; they're just.... stopping. What's interesting to me is that for the most part, they seem to be stopping on common byte sizes: 4096 and 8192.
I don't know if that's useful information.
Also I've only seen it happen with images. I don't know if that has anything to do with where in the DOM they're located (the top) whereas the images that fail are generally in the second half of requests for a page.
There are no logs being generated anywhere that I've found, so it's not something I have any current insight into. Anyone have any configuration settings I may be able to try?
Thanks!
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