Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
Sounds logical to me. The running instance and your zopectl run-script
work in the same space with identical configurations, so both will start
using the same ZEO cache file. To me this sounds like a recipe for
disaster. You should run your script in a dedicated instance home used
for that purpose.
Hmmm, like I said, I do this often and have never had problems before.
However, I suspect the difference-that-makes-a-difference is the
persistent cache files. With non-persistent cache files, iirc, the files
are stored in /tmp as temp files under unique names, so this kind of
problem can't happen.
Can anyone confirm my guesswork?
cheers,
Chris
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