I do have a script that runs every day, but I don't think that is the
problem because it doesn't touch sessions. In the application itself, one of
the things I store in is a list of URL objects in the session. Every time a
user logs in, the menu is generated based on that user's permissions an
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> Do we know that the new importer does not conflict with the custom
> mod_wsgi import mechanism described in the article? Has anybody tried
> trunk with mod_wsgi?
Me and seems to work fine at least in my app.
2011/5/24 Massimo Di Pierro
> This does apply to web2py. In fact I believe the boo
On May 24, 2011, at 5:58 PM, Anthony wrote:
> Yes, in http://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/09#Custom-Formats, the book
> says:
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> "Not all objects are pickleable, and not all pickled objects can be
> un-pickled. It is safe to stick to primitive Python objects and combinations
> of them. Obj
Yes, in http://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/09#Custom-Formats, the book
says:
"Not all objects are pickleable, and not all pickled objects can be un-
pickled. It is safe to stick to primitive Python objects and combinations of
them. Objects that do not contain references to file streams or
This does apply to web2py. In fact I believe the book says something
like this quote from the article
"In order to ensure that no strange problems at all are likely to
occur, it is suggested that only basic builtin Python types, ie.,
scalars, tuples, lists and dictionaries, be stored using the "pi
Also, check your sessions folder to see if it's getting filled up.
Do you have any logs running, background processes, cron jobs? Are you doing
any caching to disk?
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