Thank you very much!
I was thinking in something more like a monitor (to use it even if zope is
working ok) but I try it
2007/9/20, Paul Winkler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You might also consider turning on the trace log. I've sometimes done
troubleshooting by eyeballing that file and/or using
Hi!
Every night my Zope server has 99% cpu usage and, sometimes, the server
stops to serve pages
There are any way to know what the Zope server is doing in real time?
I know I could look at event.log or z2.log but I would like to know the
activity in real time
Is this posible?
How can I know
On 9/19/07, Garito [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Every night my Zope server has 99% cpu usage and, sometimes, the server
stops to serve pages
There are any way to know what the Zope server is doing in real time?
I know I could look at event.log or z2.log but I would like to know the
You might also consider turning on the trace log. I've sometimes done
troubleshooting by eyeballing that file and/or using
requestprofiler.py. This is useful if some requests are taking so
long that zope seems to hang. But DeadlockDebugger might be easier to
use.
- P
On Thu, Sep 20, 2007 at
