+-------[ sguglia@arrows.it ]---------------------- | | Hello everybody! | | I have a python script running from a plone site..it takes a lot of time (1 | hour maybe more) but I need to run it just for data recovery if something | goes wrong. after about 20 minutes a "Timeout on server" message pops up.. | | I tried and found where to change timeouts in zope.conf, but nothing changed. | Wrong place? Please help, thanks! Try writing something (a '.') to the RESPONSE every few minutes to keep it alive. -- Andrew Milton akm@theinternet.com.au

sguglia@arrows.it wrote at 2008-7-25 16:30 +0200:

I have a python script running from a plone site..it takes a lot of time (1 hour maybe more) but I need to run it just for data recovery if something goes wrong. after about 20 minutes a "Timeout on server" message pops up..

I tried and found where to change timeouts in zope.conf, but nothing changed. Wrong place? Please help, thanks!

Almost surely the wrong place. "Timeout on server" message pop ups almost surely come from your browser. Even when the browser aborts the request, Zope is still executing it to the end. Maybe, thats already enough for you? Otherwise, you can use a non browser HTTP client (e.g. "urllib", "wget", "curl", ...) to start your long running requests. It might be necessary to send the request immediately to Zope (not to any intermediate HTTP proxy) as intermetiate HTTP agents may have their own timeout policies. -- Dieter