Hi,
I'm trying to use PersistentMapping instead of a regular mapping
object, but I'm running into some problems. When I add and remove
stuff from the mapping it sometimes fail or removes the wrong thing.
Do I need adapt my code to it, or should it be straight forward?
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That was it... neglected to install glibc-devel
If anyone wants it, I guess I can gzip the build up...
THanks Andreas!!!
Marc
> From: "Andreas Jung" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Organization: Andreas Jung
> Reply-To: "Andreas Jung" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 15:30:51 -0500
> To: "m
/usr/include/python1.5/mymalloc.h:57: stdlib.h: No such file or directory
^^^
Looks like your compiler installation is broken or you don't have any header
files installed. Please check if you can find the file 'stdlib.h' som
I'm having problems compiling the Zope source under Yellow Dog Linux (PPC)
2.0 (which is basically RedHat 7.0) can anyone offer a suggestion based
on the traceback?
here 'tis:
[zope@ydl Zope-2.3.3]$ python wo_pcgi.py
Steve Spicklemire writes:
> What OS? I've had lots of trouble with Postgres and threads on FreeBSD. Have
> you tried starting Zope with '-D' to see if threads are an issue?
Maybe in the stone age "-D" had disabled threading.
All Zope versions I know of (from 2.1.6 on) were multi-threaded
e
* Casey Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010711 16:22]:
> > I haven't the time time to pursue this right now, but I'll attempt to
> > make a simple, reproduceable example and submit it to the Tracker.
> > But just in case I get time to debug it, where might I start? I'm not
> > very familiar with th
Sorry.. got distracted and forgot where I was!
>
> I think I get the basic picture... but
I think maybe we need more details of your system to be of any more help..
-steve
> >
> > as
> >
> > Steve Spicklemire schrieb:
> >
> > > Well, the good news is you have a reproducable symptom!
> > >
>
Ah, the common paradigm.
someone TOLD me that smoking cigarettes wiht ceral and milk will make me
barf, and I can assume that to be so. But when i do indeed barf, do I come
satisfied with that or now question if that it had to do with te spoon or
the bowl?
Paz
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No, the problem is not reproduceable, because if move the timespan 5 minutes earlier
then
Zope crashes. And thats the problem.
If have a select which selects data of a given timespan.
The number of rows is equal, but the start and end is changing.
The queries itself are running withoput problems
Yes, thanks for mentioning that Frederico.
I _should_ have said thats what I used in PoPy. I dont use it anymore with
your product. : ), but that doesnt mean I'm any wiser for this. But *magic*
is a highly used term in programming these days, so I'm not worried too
much. At least I dont have unha
Hi Andre,
Andre Schubert wrote:
>
> No, the problem is not reproduceable, because if move the timespan 5 minutes earlier
>then
> Zope crashes. And thats the problem.
Hmm.. my point was only that if you can *predict* correctly when Zope will
hang.. then it is at least 'reproducable'.
> If i c
On 12 Jul 2001 15:20:16 +0200, Paul Zwarts wrote:
> I've had this problem as well, although I changed from ZPopPy to
> psycopg0.99.4 which solved the problem. What I found in REdhat Linux 7.1,
> where the ps -ef command now queries more info from its children, I finally
> saw the status of my dbms
Well, the good news is you have a reproducable symptom!
Some suggestions:
1) Try the quer(y/ies) that cause the hang separately to make sure they return OK.
2) Create a Python script/Tiny table/Gadfly query that returns data that looks
just like the result of your postgresql query to test the
I've had this problem as well, although I changed from ZPopPy to
psycopg0.99.4 which solved the problem. What I found in REdhat Linux 7.1,
where the ps -ef command now queries more info from its children, I finally
saw the status of my dbms threads. The Zope hanging maybe wasnt zope
directly. It s
sorry for bothering you again ..
I'ld like to release the CMFZPatternsPatch as Patch but still have troubles with that.
I have this in my __init__.py of the PatchProduct:
### CMFCore.PortalFolder ###
import Products.CMFCore.DynamicType
Thanks for all the pointers. I found the thread that Dieter was mentioning
and it was very good. Interesting to follow Chris's process of
enlightenment, just what I needed. This Python script solution below looks
interesting too, so I must follow that up. Toby Dickenson's wrapper is very
nice
Hi Steve,
Immunix Redhat 6.2
Zope 2.3.3
Postgres 7.1.2
I'am running Zope with -M -D and with Stupid_log_file. But i don't find a problem.
When Zope hangs, then there is one Thread Running and if i trace this Thread nothing
happens.
as
Steve Spicklemire schrieb:
> Hi Andre,
>
> What OS
> Would this approach be appropriate?
>
> http://dev.zope.org/Members/Caseman/Dynamic_HotFix_News/Dynamic_Hotfix
>
>
> You can hotpatch the __bases__ attribute of the derived class.
>
>
ok .. I tried several different versions of patching ..
1st Try: Created a new class in the patch that subc
Hi Andre,
What OS? I've had lots of trouble with Postgres and threads on FreeBSD. Have
you tried starting Zope with '-D' to see if threads are an issue?
-steve
Andre Schubert wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have a problem with my Zope, he hangs unexpectly if i view a special
> Method which
Hi all,
I have a problem with my Zope, he hangs unexpectly if i view a special
Method which generates Diagrams with data from a PostgresDB.
The data are selected by a timespan( default is 24 Hours ).
The Method works as descripted bellow:
First when i call foo, then the HTML-Code is rendered wit
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