I'm a newbie, running zope and apache on my win98 box, trying to learn enough to start using zope in a production environment. Windows slows down dramatically if I leave it running more than a couple of days, so I'm working on a python script that will shut everything down and reboot at a convenient hour every two days. My question is, how do I manage an orderly shutdown of the zope server from a python script running on the same machine? All help will be appreciated. Richard
Richard wrote:
I'm a newbie, running zope and apache on my win98 box, trying to learn enough to start using zope in a production environment. Windows slows down dramatically if I leave it running more than a couple of days
I can't really help you, but I'd consider it much wiser to try and find the _reason_ that causes the slowdown. Start by tracking the memory usage, CPU usage etc. Check the list archives -I've watched many threads on this issue. Another thing: I'd consider running Zope+Apache on NT workstation or 2000 professional, even for test purposes. You'll find the NT task manager (among others) very handy. Dimitris http://atlas.central.ntua.gr:8000
Dimitris Andrakakis wrote:
Another thing: I'd consider running Zope+Apache on NT workstation or 2000 professional, even for test purposes. You'll find the NT task manager (among others) very handy.
Yeah, well, you should probably be using a *nix anyway ;-) cheers, Chris
participants (3)
-
Chris Withers -
Dimitris Andrakakis -
Richard Blumberg