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Joseph Bernhardt
joe at incomps.com
Wed Mar 12 10:55:28 EDT 2008
We're running a LAMP server (RHEL) with Python v2.5 and mod_python v3.1.3 to control some smaller, web-based transactions for our company (publisher handler; if that makes any difference). Larger transactions are run in combination between client applications contacting either Python apps or the MySQL database directly on the server. Unfortunately, these large transactions are processing giants that cause problems with such an underrated server. We realize this is the blunt of our problem and are working on upgrades which may help in the future. My question deals with suggestions on what to do in the mean time. I'm not sure if this would be an Apache or mod_python problem, but am assuming the latter. During processing of a large server application (either MySQL or Python oriented), requests made to our mod_python enabled websites are spontaneously returned as 404 errors. Has anyone else experienced such odd behavior? And, if so, how was it dealt with? One would assume that a 404 error would indicate either a problem with the mod_python application itself, or in that the file does not exist on the server. But, this behavior (working correctly more than half the time) suggests something else. Thank you in advance for any help that may be supplied. Joseph Bernhardt Nobody Important Incomprehensibilities, Inc. 406.587.9564 - Office 413.431.8201 - Fax joe at incomps.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mm_cfg_has_not_been_edited_to_set_host_domains/pipermail/mod_python/attachments/20080312/2ffe01f0/attachment.html
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