On Dec 3, 6:17 am, Jonathan Lundell <[email protected]> wrote:
> Rocket 1.2.0 (web2py's embedded web server) is now in the trunk.
> It have various improvements, which perhaps Tim will describe. There is one
> user-visible interface change that might affect some of you. In the previous
> version, Rocket's min_threads and max_threads were 10 and 1024 respectively.
> The cli (and winservice options) --numthreads option allowed the user to
> override min_threads.
> In the new version, the Rocket defaults are 10 and 0 (meaning no upper
> limit), and the cli options are --minthreads and --maxthreads (--numthreads
> is provided for compatibility, meaning the same as --minthreads, >but is
> deprecated).
> If you're running CPython, my impression is that you need to do nothing, and
> if you've been ignoring thread-count options, also do nothing. If you've been
> patching maxthreads, the new default of 0 may work fine for >you, and if not
> you now have command-line access to it. Tim suggests increasing minthreads to
> 64 for a production server.
> If you're running winservice, numthreads is now ignored; you must use
> minthreads and maxthreads (assuming that you want something other than the
> defaults).
Sounds good...however my Windows service no longer starts as of this
version:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Bin\web2py\gluon\winservice.py", line 46, in SvcDoRun
self.start()
File "C:\Bin\web2py\gluon\winservice.py", line 113, in start
min_threads=options.minthreads,
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'minthreads'
My options.py has numthreads = 10 still (I see options_std.py still
just has numthreads not minthreads) but it's supposed to be backward-
compatible anyway.
Python 2.6.6
Do I need to add --minthreads 10 to my registry (currently just has
'web2py options')
Meanwhile:
bzr revert -r 2688
Many thanks,
Fran.
