Re: [Web-SIG] Large, fixed latency on every wsgiref response

2012-06-07 Thread Graham Dumpleton
If on Windows then try using 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost. There are known issues with Windows whereby localhost actually resolves to an IPV6 address of ::1 rather than IPV4 address of 127.0.0.1. For reasons I can't remember, this causes an initial delay in connections. Graham On 8 June 2012 1

Re: [Web-SIG] Large, fixed latency on every wsgiref response

2012-06-07 Thread Graham Dumpleton
Are you using an IP address or DNS name? http://appletoolbox.com/2010/09/fix-safari-slowness-stalled-page-loads-by-disabling-dns-prefetching/ http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2296 Graham On 8 June 2012 07:09, Matt Chaput wrote: > I'm using Paste script to configure a wsgiref server on Windows. And

[Web-SIG] Large, fixed latency on every wsgiref response

2012-06-07 Thread Matt Chaput
I'm using Paste script to configure a wsgiref server on Windows. And I'm seeing some weird stuff. On Safari, every request gets almost exactly 1 second of latency tacked on (the amount listed in the network diagnostics pane varies per request: 1.03s, 1.09s, 1.08s, 1.12s...). Every request. Eve

[Web-SIG] Web application packaging

2012-06-07 Thread Alex Morega
Hello! There was a discussion here, about an year ago, about ways to deploy WSGI applications to servers. What is the status? What tools are out there, being currently developed, other than Buildout, Fabric and Silver Lining? Cheers, -- Alex signature.asc Description: Message signed with Ope