I'm finding that my MiServer instance is going down roughly once a day. I'm trying to figure out what is the cause, but I'm not seeing a DrA file, though I think it might be generating an aplcore (testing again to be sure). The only thing anomalous in the Logs is a few entries that have "n" as their PeerAddr value, rather than the normal IPv6 address and port.
Is there a known standard way to debug this issue? I presume that if there were a crash or the like, that this should have been logged in the DrA system if I'm running in production mode with error trapping on?
If there's an aplcore, there won't necessarily be a DrA log. There are a few things that can be done to try to diagnose what's going on:
You could change LogMessageLevel in /Config/Server.xml to log more activity to the session
You could also create a derived MiServer (based on the MiServer class) and override the Log function to write that activity to a file rather than or in addition to the session. You'll need to set ClassName in /Config/Server.xml to the name of your derived class.
Also if you create a derived server, there are a number of overridable entry points where you could inject additional monitoring.
I'm finding that my MiServer instance is going down roughly once a day. I'm trying to figure out what is the cause, but I'm not seeing a DrA file, though I think it might be generating an aplcore (testing again to be sure). The only thing anomalous in the Logs is a few entries that have "n" as their PeerAddr value, rather than the normal IPv6 address and port.
Is there a known standard way to debug this issue? I presume that if there were a crash or the like, that this should have been logged in the DrA system if I'm running in production mode with error trapping on?