| ericmoritz\0 | ok, everything is maxed out with long running requests |
| thebanana | ericmoritz\0: are you using SCGIServerTimeout? |
| ericmoritz\0 | yeah but that only applies to trying to make the connection to the scgi server besides, even when httpd severs the socket with SCGI, flup still allows the child to continue to execute |
| thebanana | yes but does it reconnect to mod_scgi? |
| ericmoritz\0 | no |
| thebanana | rather, what does it do after the view finishes and it no longer has a connection to apache? |
| ericmoritz\0 | ok, all the request show be timing out now, let's see if flup starts reaping children yep, so far so good, the number of children is decreasing back to normal still seems like a problem with a view |
| thebanana | interesting |
| HowDoI | finaly antena came in im so happy yay now i can further my progress in learning python |
| vaclav | Hey, can any Mac users help me use py2app? |
| evolvlng | vaclav there's #macpython |
| vaclav | Okay, thanks. |
| at0miku | How would I make my python script restart itself? |
| arubin- | restart itself? |
| at0miku | Yeah Exit the script, then run itself I was thinking something like os.run("python /dir/to/script/script.py") or something |
| arubin- | I believe that is typically accomplished by a secondary script that just runs the real script and restarts it when necessary secondary script or program |
| at0miku | Hmm Perhaps I could have a script called delayrun.py and the main script calls delayrun.py, then exits itself delayrun would wait a second then run the mainscript then kill itself... sounds good to me How do I get the directory the script is currently running from? |
| arubin- | os.getcwd() |
| at0miku | arubin-: thanks :) brb in a few minutes, trying this out. actually arubin-, is there a way to get the directory and the name of the python script? |
| arubin- | http://www.faqs.org/docs/diveintopython/regression_path.html |
| at0miku | Thanks :) |
| maryen | hello what would a linux equivalent of this code be? http://deadbeefbabe.org/paste/4372 |