On 07 Jul 2001 19:15:42 -0600, Jack Moffitt wrote:
>
> Most of the time things run fine. During development of the site, it
> was crashing quite often. Granted, I was tearing down the server
> between changes to .py modules, so I was probably making it recompile
> things quite often.
>
> In any case, it seems weird that python would segfault at all :)
>
> It always happens when a psp file is being compiled. I dont' remember
> offhand if it finishes compiling or not. The long wait time I reported
> is actually huge core files getting dumped to disk.
> Just for my own curiosity, what exactly could make python segfault, if
> not bad C modules? Since webware has no c modules except for mod_webkit
> (and mod_webkit is not segfaulting) I'm at a loss as to where this would
> occur. maybe in the native class loader? Is it more likely this is a
> python2.1 bug and not a webware issue?
I suspect the problem is with psycopg. What version of that are you
using? From reading their list, they were having segfault problems with
0.54 - 0.99.1. Maybe that's it. Python should not segfault ever. It's
almost definitely an external module problem. Maybe you could try using
popy and see if that helps.
I've got your site up and running, and I've fiddled with some PSP's and
haven't had any problem. Perhaps I need to do something in particular
to get it to crash?
The only time I've ever had Webware segfault was about a year ago on a
dual proc machine, and I tracked that down to bad memory.
Jay
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