i've ported my simple django application (v0.96 on Ubuntu hardy 8.04)
from mod_python to mod_wsgi.
the application seems to be simple enough.
On each Http user request it runs sequentaly external system commands:
* ps aux
* cat /proc/pid/maps
and writes their output to same output file.
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 11:35 AM, yurkao yur...@gmail.com wrote:
i've ported my simple django application (v0.96 on Ubuntu hardy 8.04)
from mod_python to mod_wsgi.
the application seems to be simple enough.
On each Http user request it runs sequentaly external system commands:
* ps aux
*
Rob, not sure if i've understood you corectly, but this is not
webserver log. this is a sample job user wants to perform periodicaly.
Its output should be redirected to some __output__ file, independent
from webserver\apache\django log file.
consider user has a library (module) with some method.
Why not write a self contained shell script which does everything you
want? Then invoke that using os.system() or similar.
Certainly a lot easier as you don't have to fiddle with executing all
the separate parts from Python.
Graham
On 20 September 2010 11:26, yurkao yur...@gmail.com wrote:
1) that was just an example. The reality may be much more complex.
2) sometimes it cannot be combined into shell script; Interracting
with DB between above calls ( ps_aux and cat_maps ) , accessing SVN
other web site, local data etc,i've just simplified the cased.
On 20 сен, 03:28, Graham
1) that was just an example. The reality may be much more complex.
2) sometimes it cannot be combined into shell script; Interracting
with DB between above calls ( ps_aux and cat_maps ) , accessing SVN
other web site, local data etc,i've just simplified the cased.
On 20 сен, 03:28, Graham
FYI.
I have been getting quite bad about replying promptly to mod_wsgi
questions of late. This is about to get a lot worse.
One of the main reasons that I have been so lax is because I have just
been too busy getting ready for big overseas trip.
I am about to leave on that trip and given I will
