No idea. But since it is most likely using the http protocol for this,
I would not be surprised if all data is in memory buffers at some
point.
I am trying to see how best to set it up so I can update a file
outside trac and then just update the trac database with the new
information on the file. I would hope then the same problem would not
occur when sending back a big file. If so, then I am going to have a
problem...
On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 10:14 PM, Steffen Hoffmann wrote:
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>> line 52, in readline
>> return self.req.readline(size)
>> MemoryError
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> I guess that you'll need quite a bit more RAM than the biggest file you
> try to upload on that machine. But this shouldn't be the problem in your
> case.
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> May it be, that Python simply has not permission (process memory quota
> or similar restriction) to reserve enough memory for buffering the
> received data stream in memory?
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> Steffen Hoffmann
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