One funny thing that Webware does is install a custom import hook. It adds an import hook to track what modules have been imported, and then watches them to see if they have changed. I have no idea if it is related.
-ww
On Mar 7, 2005, at 12:26 PM, Joe Pasko wrote:
Ok this is weird._________________________________________
To recap: python-ldap is working fine under solaris 8 and 10 when run
either from the command line or as a cgi under apache.
Python-ldap is failing when run it under webware. Note python-ldap is
working just fine under webware when run under linux.
I've traced the problem to something in the network land.
When running under webware + solaris :
The initial ldap request packet(SYN) is sent to the server, BUT packet
#2 is a RST(Tcp reset) sent from the client to the ldap server.
So the successful handshake looks like the typical TCP: Syn, SYN,ACK, etc seq.
Running under webware under solaris I get:
Client sends SYN -> ldap server
Client sends RST -> ldap server
Server sends SYN,ACK -> Client
Server sends RST,ACK -> Client
Anyone have thoughts on what might be causing the TCP Reset( RST ) to be sent?
I'm still trying to figure out why the behavior would be different
under webware than the command line or as a cgi.
All help Appreciated,
Joe.
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