On Thu, 02 Nov 2000 21:16:07 WET, "Júlio Dinis Silva" <juliodinis@hotmail.com> wrote:
Supose you are saving z2.log on a mounted disk, either nfs linux or a WinNT cluster network name. If for some seconds that mounted disk became unavailable, isnt supose ZServer log system to buffer a little until the mounted resource became available again? I'm dealing with the problem that z2.log "write system" on NT are giving me a IOError when the resource becames unavailable for some seconds.
Why not get Zope to log into local storage, and merge the logs offline.
If there isnt anything already to fix this, wouldnt be good if ZServer buffer a "little" until the resource became available and in the case the resource just completelly cease to be then ZServer just stop to write logs, instead of killing the process raising the exception?
You can think of the local log as a buffer, if you prefer ;-) Toby Dickenson tdickenson@geminidataloggers.com