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Peter Sanchez
petersanchez at gmail.com
Wed May 10 00:56:22 EDT 2006
On May 9, 2006, at 9:30 PM, Jim Gallacher wrote: > Peter Sanchez wrote: >> On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 04:57:04PM -0400, Jim Gallacher wrote: >>> Peter Sanchez wrote: >>>> Hey >>>> all... >>>> >>>> I have been >>>> getting these errors more and more. I am sure they are >>>> related to my template files, but not sure what the error really >>>> means. Here it is >>>> (trimmed): >>>> >>>> <snip to the >>>> meat> >>>> >>>> PythonHandler >>>> mod_python.publisher: File "/ >>>> usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/mod_python/psp.py", line >>>> 213, in run\n exec code in >>>> global_scope >>>> PythonHandler mod_python.publisher: >>>> File "/home/ahcabron/data/ >>>> templates/view_img.tmpl", line 160, in ?\n % >>>> > >>>> </ >>>> snip> >>>> >>>> Now, line 160 >>>> in view_img.tmpl is literally "%>\n" and that's >>>> it. >>>> I am >>>> using mod_python.publisher, and mod_python.psp as my >>>> template engine. Can anyone help me out with this error >>>> msg and what it means? The next line in the traceback can >>>> be from any one of my templates, at various other line >>>> numbers. It isn't just in view_img.tmpl, it can be in any of >>>> my templates and always at a line where "%>\n" is all there >>>> is. >>>> Here is my >>>> environment >>>> info: >>>> >>>> Apache/2.0.54 (FreeBSD) PHP/4.4.0 >>>> mod_python/3.2.7 Python/2.4.1 >>> Uhm, I think maybe you cut into the bone when trimming. You know, >>> the bit that says: >>> >>> InquisitionError: warning, wasn't expecting the Spanish Inquisition >>> >>> Or whatever. Otherwise we'd just be guessing. At this point all I >>> can say is that there is problem somewhere before line 160 in >>> your template. :) >> Heh, sorry. Here is the entire error. It didn't seem like the other >> lines from the traceback were very useful. Here you go :) > >> [Tue May 09 14:06:08 2006] [error] [client 144.13.215.104] >> PythonHandler >> mod_python.publisher: IOError: Write failed, client closed >> connection., > > The IOError is telling you that the client has closed the > connection before mod_python can finish writing. In other words, > the browser has timed out or the user has hit stop button. That > would seem consistent with the fact that it is happening in > different templates. I actually figured that was the error, but it seems to be happening more and more, so I was thinking it may be caused by something else. The server has been under a load lately and is in desperate need of an upgrade, which is supposed to happen this weekend. I will see if that has any benefit. Thanks! Peter > > Jim > >
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