I recently moved my links 2.0 to a new provider.
now I have a problem with nph-build.cgi.
When I choose "build all" the script starts but
stops without an error in the middle of building categories.

Similar problem when I choose "build staggered": the
script stops in the middle of step #2 (see copied text
below)

strangely if i choose "staggered auto" the script
runs through all the steps until step #4
ending with the message "Your site is now up to date".
But when I check the website, several categories
and "more" pages for categories have not been build.

Is this a timeout / process problem or is it a problem
with any of the links database files?
Note: my provider has the following limitations for
cgi-processes:
- max. 6 sec cpu-time
- max. 10 Megabyte memory usage
- max. 12 processes in parallel

Thanks
Matthias


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Step: Rebuilding Category Pages

Pages built on 25-May-2001 at 19:03:20
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Rebuilding Categories 0 -> 19.

** Building Category: BWL ...
Building Category: BWL
Subcategories: 7
Links: 150
Directory: /homepages/14/d30556876/htdocs/links_pages/BWL
Filename : /homepages/14/d30556876/htdocs/links_pages/BWL/index.html
Subpage : /homepages/14/d30556876/htdocs/links_pages/BWL/more2.html
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Hello Matthias,
if it is possible, use telnet to build your pages.

DelPierro
http://www.simball.de/links_mods/

Hi!

same problem with me :( .. and what if i don't have access to telnet?

thanx bye

Gregor
www.vstopnice.com
www.balonarstvo.com

There are some perl scripts that permit you to execute server commands in case you have no access to Telnet, such as CGI-Telnet @ http://www.rohitab.com/...ripts/cgitelnet.html, among others.


Thomas
http://links.japanref.com

Uh yeah but you still have to have an TELNET/SSH account to be able to use those scripts.

Installs:http://wiredon.net/gt
FAQ:http://www.perlmad.com