lucas, I think you can try looking in postgresql logs. Change your postgresql.conf configuration file so that it logs all the queries or at least all the queries that cause errors. Instructions are inside the postgresql.conf comments. Then restart postgresql and check the logs. It will not give you the web2py code where the error happens, but looking at the sequence of queries you can get a closer idea of what happens and maybe find where that wrong query is created.
mic 2012/9/6 lucas <sjluk...@gmail.com>: > the ticket frequency seems to be increasing. i put in regular linux cron to > restart the httpd service in the morning, as well as, delete the sessions > under that application. but i have been figuring out that if only occurs > upon login, assuming the user is registered. and it seems to have something > to do with clearing the cookies on the browser side. but not always. there > is just a better chance of not getting the ticket if the cookies are clear > and the sessions are erased. > > but still no real handle on any particular area of code within my app. so i > am still at a loss; still wondering, almost desperate. lucas > > -- > > > --
