I have a production webware site that I shut down once a month for some maintainence on the database site.
The startups are taking a very long time. Turns out that the delay is the system taking time to reload the session data that it previously saved to disk. I have anywhere from 1-20 sessions and they can be holding 120 k each. (During runtime I use memory sessions and its pretty quick) This was a really frustrating bug and I spent a lot of time looking at the __init__.py of my context since the last message on the console was "loading context" It would be great to have a another console message saying "restoring sessions...." Thanks, -Aaron Held On a side note I'm doing another project using postnuke, a PHP CMS "slashdot" system. After working with webware I forgot how much fun it was to look through dozens of php files all over the filesystem to find the one variable or function I need. _______________________________________________ Webware-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-devel
