>takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically done ? How
> >could I accelerate the restarting, if possible ?
>
> Use ZEO.
I can see how that could let Zope restart faster. But
ZEO can have *severe* performance implications for large blobs
such as videos. See the b
On Thu, 2006-31-08 at 12:18 +0100,
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> Hi,
>
> My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is not a
> problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and now zope
> takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically done
On Thu, 2006-31-08 at 12:52 +0100,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Zope does maintain a Data.fs.index file. If it becomes corrupt e.g. through
> > an unclean shutdown then Zope will recreate it by scanning the whole
> > Data.fs file when starting Zope the next time. This will take some
> > tim
>
> Zope does maintain a Data.fs.index file. If it becomes corrupt e.g. through
> an unclean shutdown then Zope will recreate it by scanning the whole
> Data.fs file when starting Zope the next time. This will take some
> timeso before rebooting you should shutdown down your Zope properly.
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Hi,
My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is
not a
problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my m
> Zope does maintain a Data.fs.index file. If it becomes corrupt e.g. through
> an unclean shutdown then Zope will recreate it by scanning the whole
> Data.fs file when starting Zope the next time. This will take some
> timeso before rebooting you should shutdown down your Zope properly.
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is not a
problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and now zope
takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically done ? How
could I accelerate the restarting, if pos
--On 31. August 2006 12:18:24 +0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is
not a problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and
now zope takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically
done ? H
Hi,
My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is not a
problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and now zope
takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically done ? How
could I accelerate the restarting, if possible ?
Thanks a lot
John Poltorak wrote:
running 'sh zopectl start' appears to work but then Zope quickly falls
over.
try ./runzope and tell us what happens.
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On Mon, Oct 03, 2005 at 03:38:52PM -0400, Eric Banford wrote:
> At 03:21 PM 10/3/2005, John Poltorak wrote:
> >Following a server restart in the last couple of days I have been unable
> >to get Zope started.
> >
> >Is there anything in particular I should check for?
> >
> >Until the reboot Zope had
Eric Banford said:
> At 03:21 PM 10/3/2005, John Poltorak wrote:
>>Following a server restart in the last couple of days I have been
>> unable to get Zope started.
>>
>>Is there anything in particular I should check for?
>>
>>Until the reboot Zope had been running for months without a
>>problem,
At 03:21 PM 10/3/2005, John Poltorak wrote:
Following a server restart in the last couple of days I have been unable
to get Zope started.
Is there anything in particular I should check for?
Until the reboot Zope had been running for months without a
problem, although it may not have been stop
Following a server restart in the last couple of days I have been unable
to get Zope started.
Is there anything in particular I should check for?
Until the reboot Zope had been running for months without a problem,
although it may not have been stopped correctly before the reboot.
Should I ne
I don't think that debug mode has anything to do with it. Rather, if
Correct. i have debug mode off, no Restart button.
you're using "runzope" it's not running in daemon mode, and so cannot
restart. Run it as a service with 'zopectl start' and you'll have a
"Restart" button.
Correct again. Thank
Jake wrote:
You are starting it in Debug mode, which means it will not allow for the
restart button.
/etc/zope.conf (edit debug mode)
Also, try running it with:
/bin/zopectl start &
I don't think that debug mode has anything to do with it. Rather, if
you're using "runzope" it's not running in daem
You are starting it in Debug mode, which means it will not allow for the
restart button.
/etc/zope.conf (edit debug mode)
Also, try running it with:
/bin/zopectl start &
Jake
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Milos Prudek said:
> Is it possible to have the "Restart" button in ZMI Control Panel? I o
Is it possible to have the "Restart" button in ZMI Control Panel? I only
have "Shutdown". What controls this? I start my Zope instance with
"instance/bin/runzope &".
I use Zope 2.7.4.
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I said:
>I'll probably start experimenting with ZEO and IDLE and a way to get
>unrestricted Python code into ZODB. Smalltalk kicks ass, and Zope is only that
>far from becoming a superset of it.
>
I did a quick hack that might be interesting to take a look at. I posted
it on zope-dev, here's th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>> and certainly means that you loose
>> the multi-versioning capability of ZODB.
> ...urm, lost me, how? wha?
There's only one version of 'external' code, and multiple versions of your
stuff in the ZODB. That makes one of Zope's greatest features, that you can
modify
Cees de Groot wrote:
>
> is to separate stuff out in products (which means, as far as I understood
> it, hitting lots of "Restart" buttons
Yeah, maybe Guido's input at DC could make this go away, it is _the_
original PITA with Python products ;-)
(Mindyou, there's Shane's Refresh product...)
>
Hello. Do you like my script to restart Zope? I don't.
I followed instructions in the Zope archive to write a
restart script for Zope. It works if I run it from the
command line but if I put it in a cron job, it hangs
and does not start properly. Can you help me?
THANK YOU.
Heather
#!/usr/bin/
After installing two new Products (ZCounter the first time,and FSCounter
the next time), I hit the Restart button in the Zope Control Panel. Zope
did not come up. I tried a manual stop/start. The start resulted in this
error message:
> Traceback (innermost last):
> File "/usr/home/txpn/Zope/z2.
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