It isn't always variable related... But I can see where maybe upload new version=>refresh page=>get a stale process could be happening.
In this situation the httpd does not recognize the -X option. I guess we'll have to wait longer. A server update is in the works, though. Jonas Bull 601-324-0324 (Office) 228-222-2855 (Home) On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 3:40 PM, Perrin Harkins <per...@elem.com> wrote: > On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Jonas Bull <m...@jonasbull.com> wrote: >> In the logs, I see notification of the changes to the script >> - sometimes. Most of the time, actually. But occasionally the >> process fails to catch the changes, which is annoying, but not as >> troubling as the case where the script seems to recall a previous >> version AFTER correctly compiling and executing the current version. > > Are the changes that seem to be missed things that could result from a > variable keeping its previous value? Or are they things like text > contained in the script itself? Your comment about scripts seeming to > use the old version after compiling the new one also sounds like a > persistent variable problem. > > Remember, there are multiple child processes and every one of them > needs to recompile the script separately when it gets called. > Sometimes this can get very confusing to debug, so you may want to try > using the -X flag to run in single-server mode in order to reproduce > the problem you see in production. > > - Perrin >
