Re: [Zope] [BUG] Background processes interfere with Zope's HTTP responses

2000-12-20 Thread Dieter Maurer
Hi Steve, Steve Spicklemire writes: Hmm.. I just tried this with my highly experimental product (LocalProc 0.0.1) and I didn't observe the same effect that you did behind my Proxy Server. Whether you see this effect or not depends on the HTTP processing in the chain between your

[Zope-dev] Re: [Zope] [BUG] Background processes interfere with Zope's HTTP responses

2000-12-19 Thread jimbo
He reported, that this response page is build only half, then stops, to be completed only half a minute later, Depending on how long the page is I never see the bottom. When I use the products page I have to refresh 2-3 times to see the bottom part. This is thru a proxy only.

[Zope-dev] RE: [Zope] [BUG] Background processes interfere with Zope's HTTP responses

2000-12-19 Thread Brian Lloyd
How to fix the problem: There should be a (file) control "CloseOnExec", that tells Unix to automatically close the file like object upon an exec. ZServer should probably use it on each of its sockets. I can not see a serious application that should have

Re: [Zope] [BUG] Background processes interfere with Zope's HTTP responses

2000-12-19 Thread Steve Spicklemire
Hi Deiter, Hmm.. I just tried this with my highly experimental product (LocalProc 0.0.1) and I didn't observe the same effect that you did behind my Proxy Server. (I normally run with Rewrite... but when I got your note I tried ProxyPass and it worked on the first try.) (Good howto Anser!

Re: [Zope] [BUG] Background processes interfere with Zope's HTTP responses

2000-12-19 Thread jimbo
He reported, that this response page is build only half, then stops, to be completed only half a minute later, Depending on how long the page is I never see the bottom. When I use the products page I have to refresh 2-3 times to see the bottom part. This is thru a proxy only.

RE: [Zope] [BUG] Background processes interfere with Zope's HTTP responses

2000-12-19 Thread Brian Lloyd
How to fix the problem: There should be a (file) control "CloseOnExec", that tells Unix to automatically close the file like object upon an exec. ZServer should probably use it on each of its sockets. I can not see a serious application that should have

[Zope] [BUG] Background processes interfere with Zope's HTTP responses

2000-12-19 Thread Dieter Maurer
Today was again a hard Zope day. Did you ever hear, that usually (i.e. if you do not do special things) Zope renders a complete page before it starts sending the result back to the client. This implies that you should never see only half of a page. I heard it and I saw the code that does it.