Hi Thomas,
I was now able to track down to code that triggers IIS to throw the unhandled
exception.
It appears within the _indexingRequest() method of the
MoinMoin\search\builtin.py module.
I did the following:
- inserted a breakpoint into the code using winpdb and restarting the
wi
Hi,
I did file a bug at http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinBugs regarding the issue. The
page name of the bug is "1.9.3XapianNoIndexUpdateAtPageIfRunningIIS". Would it
be possible to rename the page to
"1.9.3XapianNoIndexUpdateAtPageChangeIfRunningIIS" to make it a bit more
meaningful.
Many Thanks,
Hello MoinMoin -
I used MoinMoin to build a website for my former research group at MIT, and
it has worked well for them so far (http://juanesgroup.mit.edu). The
servers are internal to MIT and we have limited control over them.
As it stands, the website has some performance problems -- sometimes
> I was now able to track down to code that triggers IIS to throw the unhandled
> exception.
That's interesting, but please let's keep the information on the wiki
bug page (noone will dig through the mailing list when trying to fix
bugs).
> r = copy.copy(request)<-- IIS exception
> I did file a bug at http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinBugs regarding the issue.
> The page name of the bug is "1.9.3XapianNoIndexUpdateAtPageIfRunningIIS".
> Would it be possible to rename the page to
> "1.9.3XapianNoIndexUpdateAtPageChangeIfRunningIIS" to make it a bit more
> meaningful.
Sure, just
Hi Chris,
>
> I used MoinMoin to build a website for my former research group at
> MIT, and it has worked well for them so far
> (http://juanesgroup.mit.edu). The servers are internal to MIT and we
> have limited control over them.
Nicely themed moin 1.9.4. :)
>
> As it stands, the website has s
Hi Thomas -
Thanks for your reply!
>> I used MoinMoin to build a website for my former research group at MIT
>
> Nicely themed moin 1.9.4. :)
Thanks! Our goal was for it to function like a wiki for logged-in
users, but to look like a normal webpage to everyone else.
>> As it stands, the website
> > Did you use apache/mod-wsgi or cgi? cgi is slow.
>
> Our servers do not offer mod_wsgi, so I think we're currently using
> some sort of WSGI<--> Fast CGI wrapper. Could this be a major cause of
> the problems?
Well, I can't tell much about the layers below moin (esp. not for
software I do not
On Thursday 03 May 2012 00:15:31 Thomas Waldmann wrote:
> > > Did you use apache/mod-wsgi or cgi? cgi is slow.
> >
> > Our servers do not offer mod_wsgi, so I think we're currently using
> > some sort of WSGI<--> Fast CGI wrapper. Could this be a major cause of
> > the problems?
>
> Well, I can't t
