Hi Riccardo, thank you for your answer.
> How are you supposed to create the file without console? Anyway are you > sure you just don't want to implement this logic using @filemon > http://projects.unbit.it/**uwsgi/wiki/Decorators<http://projects.unbit.it/uwsgi/wiki/Decorators> > ? I offer my clients FTP access to every account, regardless of programming language in which their applications are written (Python, Ruby, PHP, and I hope Perl and JS soon). Control of the entire servers of our clients, that is an instance of uWSGI, takes place either from the console, or from our server admin panel. Most of our customers are not computer experts, they are not familiar with the console, and a hosting account is for them only a administrator panel, which they use not too often, and a FTP account. My clients want to upload the application, such as Trac, and want to use it right away, like Wordpress on Apache. Of course, at this moment I use @filemoon and it works exactly the way I proposed in the previous message, but I would like to delegate this task directly to uWSGI and not to use additional scripts that consumes more RAM. 2012/6/30 Riccardo Magliocchetti <[email protected]> > Hi Damian, > > Il 30/06/2012 01:27, Damian Usnarski ha scritto: > > uWSGI instance can be reset in several ways. At the moment we have the >> ability to reset the instance by using signals, a console, using uWSGI >> API, >> touch-reload and even remotely. >> >> Using a touch-reload, we can simply reset the instance using the command >> "touch reload-file" from the console. >> Unfortunately, uWSGI requires that the file already existed at the start >> of >> the instance, and if the file does not exist, uWSGI starts throw errors: >> >> unable to stat() (..)/reload.app, events will be triggered as soon as the >> file is created >> > > This may be considered a usability bug at least > > > uWSGI should check at the start of the presence of this file, and if the >> file does not exist should wait until the file is created, rather than >> throw an error every second. I have not tested yet what happens when you >> remove this file while running uWSGI, but the behavior should be the same >> as at the start - uWSGI should monitor whether the file exists, and if >> not, >> should not throw errors. >> > > Personally i'd just try to create the file if it does not exist > > > In addition, it would be nice if uWSGI had a >> possibility to delete this file immediately after the restart was >> initiated, but it does not match with the concept of "touch-reload", >> > > Definetely a different concept :) > > > so I >> have another proposal - add a new possibility to reset the instance uWSGI >> : >> >> file-reload - monitor whether a file is present, if so, uWSGI should reset >> a instance. >> > > > >> file-reload-utilize - immediately after initiating a restart, uWSGI >> deletes >> a file specified in the parameter "file-reload". If not, uWSI should treat >> this file as "touch-reload" - resets the instance each time the file will >> be "touched". >> >> This will help developers who do not have access to the console and admin >> panel, from which they can reset the whole instance. >> > > How are you supposed to create the file without console? Anyway are you > sure you just don't want to implement this logic using @filemon > http://projects.unbit.it/**uwsgi/wiki/Decorators<http://projects.unbit.it/uwsgi/wiki/Decorators>? > > thanks, > riccardo > ______________________________**_________________ > uWSGI mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.unbit.it/cgi-bin/**mailman/listinfo/uwsgi<http://lists.unbit.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uwsgi> >
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