On 10/18/11 2:27 PM, Jason Grout wrote:
On 10/18/11 2:03 PM, William Stein wrote:
Hi,

Regarding sagenb.org, the "problem" is simply that too many people are
using it. Over 500 right now.

Woohoo! I love seeing numbers like that! That's amazing!



I'll restart it, hence temporarily kicking everybody off. I will
also adjust some limits on mod.math, so more file descriptors can be
allocated.

Great.


Obviously none of that is a longterm solution. Re-architecting the
notebook server as we've discussed before (with a more scalable
database-centric design) is. Your work on the single cell server is
very important for this.

The first step in getting that database-centric design into sagenb is to
test and release the flask notebook that is has been in the wings since
January.

So another call to everyone: please, please test test.sagenb.org and
report any regressions.

William: I think that it wouldn't hurt to upgrade sagenb.org to the new
codebase, given that sagenb.org is already running a pre-release version
of the flask notebook. If you want, I can do that if you'll tell me of
any special tweaks you made to sagenb.org over the flask codebase.


Actually, I guess that (if there are no special tweaks to the sagenb.org version of the notebook), this would be as simple as changing this line:

sage = 'sage-test' if self.name == 'sage_notebook-test' else 'sage'

in the admin script to:

sage = 'sage-test' if self.name in ('sage_notebook-test', 'sage_notebook-sagenb') else 'sage'

and restarting sagenb.org (and waiting a few minutes while it caches some new information about shared worksheets).

As a bonus, that would automatically upgrade sagenb.org to 4.7.1 as well.

Jason

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