Lalo Martins wrote:
So you've ignored critical-level log messages for a few weeks? I'm not
trying to pick a fight , I'm trying to understand how you got into
this. A critical-level log msg is the most severe thing we can do without
plain refusing to run at all.
It does. And we did. Don't w
Hi all,
as a zodb newbie I had a hard debugging session...
I had zodb hanging when It had to solve Conflict situations.
It turned out to be that it tried to import some modules that
tried to instantiate ClientStorage...
I easily fixed the hurting code...
Lesson learned:
- never automati
I have used Zeo with Zope 2.7.6 for some time now.
I currenty run Plone 2.05 on Zope 2.7.6 with zeo in production. Zope and Zeo
runs on the same
machine running Debian Linux 3.0 (i386).
I started using zeo to make debugging of a simple skin product easier.
Now I am moving to a fresh server w Debia
Hello!
Can I change Zope Object Database to PostgeSQL database?
Regards,
Zoltán Tóth
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--On 21. September 2005 12:33:47 +0200 Tóth Zoltán <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hello!
Can I change Zope Object Database to PostgeSQL database?
Why do you want to do that? As far as I know there is no dedicated
storage for available for Postgres except using frameworks like Ape
or SQLStora
Hi,
I would like to separate the object definitions from the contents, because
the contents could be very big ordenary files and it seems better to keep
them in another place, practicaly in postgesql in another server.
thanx
Zoli
- Original Message -
From: "Andreas Jung" <[EMAIL PR
Hello zodb-dev!
I used a MailHost product for e-mail notifications, but it sends mails at
runtime. And when there are errors in transaction, objects have been created
and its not
commited, but users received mails.
I think i must use an after commit hook, but transactions not supported s
Look at APE or write your own logic. Moving large content into the
filesystem and referencing the content by path is more or less straight
forward except you have to deal with transaction issues. If you want to use
Postgres you can of course write your custom ZSQL method that hook into the
Zope
Victor Safronovich wrote:
Hello zodb-dev!
...
But it should be better to add addAfterCommitHook to transaction as in
addBeforeCommitHook.
+1
Jim
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[Lalo Martins]
>>> A few days later, we realized that pack wasn't working anymore
[Tim Peters]
>> What does "wasn't working" mean? ...
[Lalo]
> sorry for not giving detail here, I figured it would be obvious.
>
> During the clock skew, the database was packed at least once.
Believe me when I say
[Paolo Linux]
> as a zodb newbie I had a hard debugging session...
>
> I had zodb hanging when It had to solve Conflict situations. It turned
> out to be that it tried to import some modules that tried to instantiate
> ClientStorage...
>
> I easily fixed the hurting code... Lesson learned:
>
[Erik Lundh]
> I have used Zeo with Zope 2.7.6 for some time now. I currenty run Plone
> 2.05 on Zope 2.7.6 with zeo in production. Zope and Zeo runs on the same
> machine running Debian Linux 3.0 (i386). I started using zeo to make
> debugging of a simple skin product easier.
>
> Now I am moving t
[Victor Safronovich]
> ...
> it should be better to add addAfterCommitHook to transaction
> as in addBeforeCommitHook.
Sounds like a reasonable idea to me. Who wants to implement it? (It should
be done on a branch off of current ZODB trunk, which is current ZODB 3.6
development.)
The fi
Erik Lundh wrote at 2005-9-21 10:17 +0200:
>I have used Zeo with Zope 2.7.6 for some time now.
>I currenty run Plone 2.05 on Zope 2.7.6 with zeo in production. Zope and Zeo
>runs on the same
>machine running Debian Linux 3.0 (i386).
>I started using zeo to make debugging of a simple skin product ea
Victor Safronovich wrote at 2005-9-21 17:19 +0600:
> ...
>I used a MailHost product for e-mail notifications, but it sends mails
>at
>runtime. And when there are errors in transaction, objects have been created
>and its not
>commited, but users received mails.
>
>I think i must use an aft
Paolo Linux wrote at 2005-9-21 11:23 +0200:
> ...
>I had zodb hanging when It had to solve Conflict situations.
>It turned out to be that it tried to import some modules that
>tried to instantiate ClientStorage...
>
>I easily fixed the hurting code...
>Lesson learned:
>
>- never automatically regis
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Tim Peters wrote:
> [Victor Safronovich]
>
>>...
>>it should be better to add addAfterCommitHook to transaction
>>as in addBeforeCommitHook.
>
yup it could be really useful to trigger non transactionnal code from
there. We might use this in
[Victor Safronovich]
>>> ... it should be better to add addAfterCommitHook to
>>> transaction as in addBeforeCommitHook.
[Julien Anguenot]
> yup it could be really useful to trigger non transactionnal code from
> there. We might use this in here with our CPSRelation product and the rdf
> db
Dieter Maurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Victor Safronovich wrote at 2005-9-21 17:19 +0600:
> > ...
> >I used a MailHost product for e-mail notifications, but it sends
> >mails at runtime. And when there are errors in transaction, objects
> >have been created and its not commited, but users rece
And so says Tim Peters on 21/09/05 23:22...
> [Tim Peters]
>>>You didn't tell us anything about what your packing fix did ...
> [Lalo Martins]
>>It considers timestamps in the future as infinitely old; so in a
>>hypotetical database where all transactions are in the future, it would
>>copy only "re
[Lalo Martins]
>>> It considers timestamps in the future as infinitely old; so in a
>>> hypotetical database where all transactions are in the future, it would
>>> copy only "reachable" transactions.
[Tim Peters]
>> Offhand that makes sense. It would be interesting to figure out why
>> it didn't
And so says Tim Peters on 22/09/05 08:12...
> [Lalo]
>
>>It is in the collector, in case you want to check.
>>http://www.zope.org/Collectors/Zope/1861
>
> Hmm. Didn't you say this didn't work for you? If so, the Collector
> comments should say so up front.
It _does_ work, and if you have a mon
Hello Dieter Maurer,
Thursday, September 22, 2005, 12:23:05 AM, you wrote:
DM> Do you not want to send the email and make the SQL/ZODB modification
DM> in the *SAME* transaction?
I want to send, but after transaction is done with positive result.
DM> Your approach would send the email after th
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