Thank you all, I will try a daemon :) On Oct 11, 3:34 pm, Jarek Zgoda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is the simplest (and for me - obvious) way of doing such things. > I see 2 possiblities: either write it as a "long-running", traditional > daemon (if you do not have your own XMPP server) or as Jabber/XMPP > server component. The former is simpler, the later gives you more > flexibility and seems more stable (only one point of failure). > You can always ask assistance on PyXMPP mailing list if you have any > questions, I am sure Jacek Konieczny will help you with Jabber/XMPP > issues. > > On 10 Paź, 11:56, est <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Thank you Christoph. > > > Yes I have tried a independent daemon, but that's a bit complicated > > for a small site. Is there a simipler way? > > > Simple is better. > > > On Oct 10, 5:23 pm, Christoph Rauch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > est schrieb:> I am writing a GoogleTalk bot for my django site, but I > > > don't know > > > > were to initiate a xmpppy Client object in Django. Should I put it in > > > > my project's __init__.py ? I need the bot to be always online so where > > > > can I write a GLOBAL, long survival object in Django? How can I make > > > > I wouldn't put it into __init__.py > > > > Not knowing xmpppy, this may or may not be simple: > > > > I would build a seperate daemon and send commands to it from inside > > > your Django project. If you need the other way round, just import the > > > required models in your xmpp client and put some logic there. > > > > That way you can just fire off commands to the daemon without having > > > to worry about your connection. It's up to the daemon then. > > > > You can start the daemon completely separate of your webserver/Django > > > project. Just make sure that Django can connect to the daemon, e.g. > > > via unix domain sockets. Domain sockets are great, because you can > > > restrict access to it with basic filesystem rights. > > > > Christoph- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
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