Re: echo var="Last_Modified" not working

[Ed Pastore <EPastore@xxxxxxxx>]

Original post was that after WT has been running for a while, the Apache
command <!--#echo var="LAST_MODIFIED"--> shows today's date instead of the
modification date. Is anyone else encountering this?

>>> It's doing it again. When this occurred, the only way I found to solve it
>>> was to restart the server. It happened again a few days ago, and a restart
>>> fixed it again. Now it's doing it yet again. Any further ideas on what could
>>> be causing this?
>> 
>> How about running disk utilities and rebuilding the desktop - it
>> sounds more like an OS file system thing than a server issue. Just a
>> thought.
> 
> Good idea. I'll try some stuff and report back if it happens again. Thanx!

I ran the latest versions of Norton Utilities and Disk Warrior and rebuilt
the desktop a couple times, but the problem is recurring. Any other ideas?

FYI, I haven't messed with WT's memory... it has 12000 assigned, and virtual
memory is on (320 actual, so turned to 321 virtual). I have done very little
else to WT: configured htDig and set it to run every day, installed UBB
(using instructions on WT site), enabled execution of a simple perlscript or
two, changed the Squid log format. That's about it.

Could it have something to do with CRON perhaps? I'm just guessing here....

Thanks!

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