I'm not sure how you configured your flup, but probably you didn't ask for more
than 100 persistent connections?
I ran into the same problem with DBUtils and MySQLdb, even when there should
have been only 10 persistent connections.
If I didn't overlook something, DBUtils doesn't close connections when the
Python process exits. So, I suspect that when the application server gets
restarted frequently (i.e. during development), all those abandoned connections
will pile up inside the database server and at some point exhaust its
connection pool.
I use a homegrown scheme for connection persistence now - it explicitly closes
all persistent connections when Python exits. No problems since then. You
could add that to DBUtils, too, I guess. Alternatively, I could also send you
my code if you're interested. Michael.
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