ZSyncer trouble with large Folders
Well I really like the function of ZSyncer, and I'm using the latest (0.4.3). Oh, I see there's 0.4.4 - but here's my problem.... BUT, we sometimes get into trouble with large Folders. Of course our developers constantly grow these anyway. I would assume that we're getting TCP connection failures due to checking a large number of objects. Sometimes I get "page not found" or "Internal Error" or occasional a Zope/python error: "IO/Error" after a Sync. After this last, I find that ZSyncer has worked after all, but it's terribly frustrating at times. I'm resorting to Export/Import to ensure things happen the first time round. Has anyone come across these issues? Any suggestions? cheers Graham
Graham King writes:
Well I really like the function of ZSyncer, and I'm using the latest (0.4.3). Oh, I see there's 0.4.4 - but here's my problem....
BUT, we sometimes get into trouble with large Folders. Of course our developers constantly grow these anyway.
I would assume that we're getting TCP connection failures due to checking a large number of objects. This would be a really bad TCP connection. In fact, TCP should not have problem even for really many and large objects.
Sometimes I get "page not found" or "Internal Error" or occasional a Zope/python error: "IO/Error" after a Sync. After this last, I find that ZSyncer has worked after all, but it's terribly frustrating at times. I'm resorting to Export/Import to ensure things happen the first time round. We, too, have seen some strange effects after we used ZSyncer: Zope reports: no more file descriptors. Something seems to leak these precious resources. Up to now, we did not investigate the cause.
Dieter
Really? Eek. If you could send me any bug reports or patches, I'll take a look. I was running it on Windows for ages with no problems. I'm trying to get the Sourceforge account running so more people can use it. Cheers. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dieter Maurer" <dieter@handshake.de> To: "Graham King" <Graham.King@team.ozemail.com.au> Cc: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 12:10 PM Subject: Re: [Zope] ZSyncer trouble with large Folders
Graham King writes:
Well I really like the function of ZSyncer, and I'm using the latest (0.4.3). Oh, I see there's 0.4.4 - but here's my problem....
BUT, we sometimes get into trouble with large Folders. Of course our developers constantly grow these anyway.
I would assume that we're getting TCP connection failures due to checking a large number of objects. This would be a really bad TCP connection. In fact, TCP should not have problem even for really many and large objects.
Sometimes I get "page not found" or "Internal Error" or occasional a Zope/python error: "IO/Error" after a Sync. After this last, I find that ZSyncer has worked after all, but it's terribly frustrating at times. I'm resorting to Export/Import to ensure things happen the first time round. We, too, have seen some strange effects after we used ZSyncer: Zope reports: no more file descriptors. Something seems to leak these precious resources. Up to now, we did not investigate the cause.
Dieter
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Andy McKay wrote:
Really? Eek. If you could send me any bug reports or patches, I'll take a look. I was running it on Windows for ages with no problems. I'm trying to get the Sourceforge account running so more people can use it.
While you are at it... did you ever try to run Zsyncer between computers with different time zones? I'm running ZSyncer between computers with 9-hour time difference and I ZSyncer simply does not know which files changed and which did not. It reports "modified" for files that weren't changed. And when I sync these files with ZSyncer, it will again and immediately report them as different. -- Milos Prudek
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