This sounds like your typical problem with code which is not thread
safe, or where you have import order dependencies in code and things
will only work properly if URLs requested in certain order. Once the
critical URL has been hit and the modules finally imported properly,
then all works fine.
Hello folks,
I am facing following issue and was wondering whether anybody could have a
suggestion.
I am running mod_wsgi /python 2.7.3 on a ubuntu 12.04 box.
My web application is django based but is is using just one view.
The issue i have is following.
I have a class A. This class uses a
Sorry, this got lost in my inbox. Did you ever resolve it?
In general, it is up to the web framework/application to convert %
escapes back into the original characters.
There are certain characters one should be very careful about using in
URLs, such as ?, =, and / as they have meaning within a
Did you ever sort out why this was happening?
Graham
On 30 October 2012 02:29, Gnarlodious gnarlodi...@gmail.com wrote:
The two paths are identical at the *.wsgi script and also at the *.py script
that crashes.
-- Gnarlie
On Monday, October 29, 2012 5:55:02 AM UTC-6, Graham Dumpleton
Sounds like it is more of a specific issue with that database which
you would want to ask the developers/community of that database. That
is, how to use from multiple processes at the same time.
I can only offer up general advice at end of:
