well, I think there are so many solutions to do this, but I don't have a perfect solution for this,
this simplest one might be limit only one process running for web2py, like WSGIDaemonProcess myweb2py processes=1 I know this is a silly solution, or you have to hack relative source code not to use cache.ram to do the counting, use cache.file might work, but this result in file locking issue, this hurt performance, do counting in sqlite? this really hurt performance too, any idea is welcome On Dec 22 2009, 9:58 pm, stefan <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I've got the upload progress bar working based on the example on > web2pyslices, but it only works with web2py in standalone mode. I > can't get it work when I use web2py with apache via mod_wsgi. The > lookup in the cache always returns 0 then. > > Has anyone tried this (successfully)? > > Best regards, > Stefan
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