Re: [Zope] slow authentication popup in 2.5.0?, one step ahead
Does the user you're logging in as have a "domain" restriction in the Data.fs under which you experience the problem?
No, i am manager "of the universe" :) I went on experimenting and exported every object from 2.4.1 (one by one) Started 2.5.0 and imported them one by one. After every import i checked whether the authorization popup was slow. Allmost at the end it was bingo: standard_error_message was the cause. In the past i changed the standard_error_message to give me a mail when there was an error, with details about the error. The 2.5.0 standard_error_message is not mailing anymore and almost the original standard_error_message. Everything is working fine, but i still have the question: why? i will have to start removing line after line from the old standard_error_message to look which line is causing the trouble. For today it was enough, the production server is 2.5.0 now, Thanks for your interest. Hans de Wit Stichting Farmaceutische Kengetallen Postbus 30460 2500 GL DEN HAAG Tel. 070-3737448 Fax 070-3737445
Boy, this is a funny one. I'm really not sure why your standard_error_message caused a pause before authentication. I'd be half-willing to bet, however, that it's *still* a DNS issue caused by the mailhost's inability to reverse-resolve your server's IP address. Or something like that. - C ----- Original Message ----- From: <H.de.Wit@SFK.NL> To: "Chris McDonough" <chrism@zope.com>; <zope@zope.org> Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 10:34 AM Subject: Re: [Zope] slow authentication popup in 2.5.0?, one step ahead
Does the user you're logging in as have a "domain" restriction in the Data.fs under which you experience the problem?
No, i am manager "of the universe" :)
I went on experimenting and exported every object from 2.4.1 (one by one) Started 2.5.0 and imported them one by one. After every import i checked whether the authorization popup was slow. Allmost at the end it was bingo: standard_error_message was the cause.
In the past i changed the standard_error_message to give me a mail when there was an error, with details about the error. The 2.5.0 standard_error_message is not mailing anymore and almost the original standard_error_message. Everything is working fine, but i still have the question: why? i will have to start removing line after line from the old standard_error_message to look which line is causing the trouble. For today it was enough, the production server is 2.5.0 now,
Thanks for your interest.
Hans de Wit Stichting Farmaceutische Kengetallen Postbus 30460 2500 GL DEN HAAG Tel. 070-3737448 Fax 070-3737445
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[Chris McDonough]
Boy, this is a funny one. I'm really not sure why your standard_error_message caused a pause before authentication. I'd be half-willing to bet, however, that it's *still* a DNS issue caused by the mailhost's inability to reverse-resolve your server's IP address. Or something like that.
Chris, you keep saying that and it sounds logical, but I'm doubtful. That's because, as I recall, Hans originally said that everything worked until he upgraded to the new version of Zope. It seems unlikely that he would start having dns problems at just that time. It could have happened, but I'd keep that idea in reserve. Anyway, it sounds like Hans is close to the answer (which I have no suggestions for). Cheers, Tom P
Chris, you keep saying that and it sounds logical, but I'm doubtful. That's because, as I recall, Hans originally said that everything worked until he upgraded to the new version of Zope. It seems unlikely that he would start having dns problems at just that time. It could have happened, but I'd keep that idea in reserve. Anyway, it sounds like Hans is close to the answer (which I have no suggestions for).
No. AFAIK Hans is doing all this testing on a Windows 98 machine, not his production system, so it's reasonable that he'd experience differences between his production setup and his test setup. - C
Chris McDonough wrote:
No. AFAIK Hans is doing all this testing on a Windows 98 machine, not his production system, so it's reasonable that he'd experience differences between his production setup and his test setup.
And Windows 98 is notorious for having a bunch of arse instead of DNS. Ever had one of those "I'm demo'ing on my Windows 98 Laptop moments"? ;-) cheers, another Chris
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