[Zope] Sessions and the temp_folder
Chris McDonough
chrism@zope.com
13 Dec 2002 15:17:20 -0500
This should be fine.... but if you want you could delete the temp_folder
object and replace it with a "dummy" object (maybe a Python Script?)
with the name 'temp_folder' to cause it from being created. At least I
*think* this will work. ;-)
On Fri, 2002-12-13 at 14:57, Chris Muldrow wrote:
> Now that I've got sessioning backed by Berkeley Storage via various howtos,
> my session data container lives in a Berkeley-backed folder in the root of
> my zope called session_storage. The default temp_folder that Zope creates is
> still sitting in the root of my zope with the default data container inside.
> Is that folder sucking down RAM and using resources, or does it just sit
> happily if the session data manager isn't making calls to it? I ask because
> it won't stay deleted if I use an external method to kill it--it returns
> like a bad fungus when I restart a Zope client.
>
>
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