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Hi,

 I have the problem that the update messages in the browser window (not in the background) do not appear while crawling. I did read topic 18835, and did the flushing-test  (serves flushing succeeded). I tried IE and Firefox, I updated to 5.0, but still the messages don't appear.

Could there be another reason?

Thanks

Bert

Sorry, by topic 18835 I meant this one: https://www.xml-sitemaps.com/forum/index.php/topic,5636.msg18835.html#msg18835 and here
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Bert

Hello,

you can also try to enabel "debugging output" setting in generator configuration.

Hi Oleg,

Thanks, yes debug output is enabeled, but where could I find it's log?  Screen just shows 'Please wait. Sitemap generation in progress...' and I don't find a file anywhere.

Thanks

Bert

Debug output is sent to browser, sometimes it might help to avoid buffering on server side.

Hi Oleg,

 Yes I read that and did the test:

started: 2011.11.10 09:36:00
finished: 2011.11.10 09:36:00
Note: if flush() works in PHP, then the difference between start and end dates should be approx. 0-1 second. If flush() fails (PHP output is buffered), then the difference will be >= 5 seconds.

Flush succeeded! :-)

So this should exclude the buffering issue?

Bert

Well, if there is no output visible then the content is buffered on server side anyway. There might be other buffering going on.

Hi Oleg,

 OK thanks. I'll ask my hoster and will come back on the issue

Thanks

Bert

Hi Oleg,

Indeed the PHP configuration was 'output_buffering 4096'. Seems helping the performance.

Choosing for running in the background do show an update each 120 sec in the browser. Probably because this whole message at once is bigger than that 4096?

Links depth: 5
Current page: xxxxxxxx/2011/05/29/111120100/x-xxxxxxxxx-xxxxx-xx-xxxxxx/xxxxxxx/
Pages added to sitemap: 2904
Pages scanned: 3900 (81,770.9 KB)
Pages left: 1487 (+ 297 queued for the next depth level)
Time passed: 0:59:17
Time left: 0:22:36
Memory usage: 5,965.1 Kb

I can live with this, so resolved!

Thanks for your kind - and prompt - answers!

Bert