On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 12:12 PM, [email protected] < [email protected]> wrote:
> Just want to ask those on this list if they have ever come across a > situation like what I have? I have nearly 80 Satchmo websites running > on similar servers. I'm running the sites with Lighttpd + FastCGI. Of > the 80 or so Satchmo sites, there are three or four runfcgi processes > that randomly die, sometimes several times an hour. > > Has anyone else run into this situation? If so, what have you done to > solve or address the issue? > > I do have one like that. It is so frustrating! I also have that happen to my Django (not Satchmo) site http://invisiblecastle.com, which gets one heck of a lot of traffic. I think it is a DB race condition, but can't prove it. However, I don't have any which that happens to which are running on the latest code, and never on Python 2.5+ (come to think of it). Since moving Invisible Castle to SliceHost, it hasn't gone down once. On my new server at SliceHost, I am running all the Django daemons inside of "Supervisor", which is an absolutely fantastic Python daemon monitor app (installable via pip or easy_install). I'm using the "Superlance" plugin for Supervisor, which gives me an http "ping" command. If the server doesn't respond with whatever I tell Superlance it should look for, Supervisor emails me and restarts the daemon. Very very nice, the best solution I've found in years. I also like that Supervisor tracks uptime, and has both a command line and an optional web front end for stats and restarting supervised processes. In fact, I was just working on a blog entry about my new solution. I'll be happy to share my supervisor control scripts with you Daniel, just write me direct. -- Bruce Kroeze http://www.ecomsmith.com It's time to hammer your site into shape.--
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