Hi Jim,
Objects of types int, str, unicode, etc don't cause a segfault. Currently I'm
storing just a string and an User object of mine. It segfaults when an
undetermined ammount of time passes (it may be around 30 mins). It happens even
if I'm continually browsing not just staring at the screen and it happens almost
always.
If I try to store a DynamicWebsite object it segfaults every time and at that
moment, no need to wait some minutes.
Background info:
class User(Storable):
# one single method which calls another custom function in another module of
mine plus the inherited methods
class DynamicWebsite(Website, Storable):
# a more complex object. The base class Website assigns req to self.req. This
child class modifies it in one of it's three methods. Perhaps has something to
do? It also import custom modules from some of it's functions.
class Storable(object):
# just an interface to load/save from a db
I will be a bit busy until saturday. I will try to make a testcase then, but
it's not trivial.
Perhaps it has to do with circular dependencies with the req object?
Please look at my comment here:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MODPYTHON-45
I can't see wether this has anything to do with the problem at hand but just in
case.
Jim Gallacher wrote:
Hi dharana,
I've been away for a few days, but should have some time to mess around
with this today.
--
dharana
