Re: Firewall question: WE GOT A LIVE ONE

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi James,

The relevant error message is this one:

SetError() #16: recvdoc: saveproc: Not all data was written!

This means that HTTPAPI is calling a routine to save data to disk, and 
the routine is telling HTTPAPI that it saved less data to disk than 
HTTPAPI asked it to.

Are you calling one of the "raw" routines from your RPG code?  This 
error would mean that your raw routine returned a lower value than 
HTTPAPI passed in the length parameter.

If you're not calling one of the raw routines, then it means that the 
IFS is unable to save all of the data to disk. Perhaps you're running 
out of disk space?   This seems unlikely, however.

I'm betting that you are using the raw routines, and that your 
subprocedure (similar to the 'Incoming' example I have in some of the 
EXAMPLE members) is returning a smaller value than the length passed in 
from HTTPAPI -- thus signalling to HTTPAPI that it discarded some data. 
  Which is what HTTPAPI is complaining about. ("Not all data was written")

At any rate... the problem is outside of HTTPAPI.  HTTPAPI is calling a 
routine (a "callback") to save the data it has received, and that 
routine is where the problem is.

James Lampert wrote:
> Last Friday, a customer tried unsuccessfully to access our web service, 
> and this is the log that was produced (information identifying the 
> customer and the specific box has been censored for the sake of the 
> customer's privacy).
> 
[SNIP]
>> SetError() #16: errno is currently 3406                                        
>> SetError() #16: recvdoc: saveproc: Not all data was written!                   
[SNIP]
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