Sorry I took so long to respond. I removed the forward and simply sub-classed the home page and now I still get max recursion depth problems but now they are down in Cheetah and usually only when someone is requesting malicious URLs that don't exist. Since this code has worked flawlessly for over a year under considerable load, I wonder if something in Python 2.3 is the true culprit. I'll try to track it down sometime soon.
Regards, Jeff
PS: I'm running 2.3.2 with the SSL file patch on RH 9. I'll let you know if the problem goes away with 2.3.3 when I get a chance to update it.
return updatecache(filename)
File "/usr/lib/python2.3/linecache.py", line 72, in updatecache
basename = os.path.split(filename)[1]
RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded
Yes, but only under quite heavy load, and I have not had the time to track it down. I've been removing forwards (replacing with sendRedirectAndEnd) and restarting the app server in a cron job as a "dead man's switch".
I was assuming that I was forwarding recursively somehow, and had just
not tracked it down in my code - and the traceback was somehow
displaying wrong, I suppose... The only box this is showing up on *is*
also my only python 2.3 box though, now that you mention it.
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