> 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.
0.99.3 and 0.99.4 have been tested. I'll ask on the psycopg list as
well.
> 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?
Sometimes it takes it a while. try restarting a few times and playing,
restarting, playing. That usually makes it happen.
> 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.
Memory was scanned with memtest86 (three passes) just a month ago (i
tested it after i moved). The fact that it segfaults on a separate box
also leads me to believe this isn't the problem.
There's only two modules installed, psycopg and mxDateTime. So you may
be right.
jack.
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