I know the multiprocessing module is not properly supported by twisted apps
because of the interactions among duplicated file descriptors and signal
handling, as discussed other times.
But python 3.4 introduces a new mode to use that module by spawning (i.e.
fork() followed by execv()) the new
Laurens Van Houtven <_ lvh.io> writes:
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> Hi Andrew,
> No idea about socket.io, but if you're free to pick whatever you want, and
you just want "websockets, damnit!" then sockjs is actually better, and has
excellent twisted support.hthlvh
Agreed on using sockjs.
There are at least two
Maxim Lacrima gmail.com> writes:
> However, from a look at a project page it seems that it is no longer
> maintained. The latest release was about 2,5 years ago. Is it just bug
> free, so new releases aren't required, or is it just unmaintained?
i'm using it in production and i couldn't find a
twistedmatrix.com> writes:
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> Log rotation - ie, renaming a file - isn't affected by the permissions
> of the log file. The permissions of the *directory containing the log
> file* control whether it can be renamed (and a new one created) or not.
>
> So it doesn't matter what permissions
gelin yan gmail.com> writes:
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> Hi glyph
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> I attached a file for this purpose. there is a number 4073 inside the
code. when i use any smaller value, the function return a correct result. I use
win 7 & twisted 11.1 at the moment. I am not sure whether this limit comes from
os or no
