We're running with a single thread here. 30 hours, no crash yet.... Single threaded operation is noticably sluggish - in fact it just stops if someone starts a long task) but at least it seems stable.... Starting to look like a thread problem for linux zopes ? Anyone else ? Pavlos Christoforou wrote:
On 27 Mar 2000, Jon Prettyman wrote:
Well, I just moved my zope to a Solaris box rebuilt with gcc. I'm now able to CONSISTENTLY get this thing to crash.
Anybody think this is related to the Linux problem?
Jon
I did a search on the web and found out a few complains about programs compiled with gcc seg faulting. One posting mentioned a faulty implementaion of the pow() call, of course I have *no clue* how or why it causes problems in Zope.
One more thing. Can you try disabling multithreading by giving the option -t 1 to z2.py?
Good to be able to reproduce the problem. I suppose I can call it progress ...
Pavlos
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