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Martin Slouf
mar at centrum.cz
Tue Nov 30 06:06:09 EST 2004
hi, fisrt of all, sorry, not sure this is the right thread, by mistake i pressed Ctrl-D in mutt more than once :) and the net archives are somewhat unreachable. i guess johan was sending me an email where he complained about segfaults when he tried to store db connection object in session. im afraid mod_python is using cpickle, not pickle, to store session objects and though much faster, the db connection object cannot be saved in session -- anyway, i just simulated a sample page trying to store the db connection in session and the errors i received where not segfaults, but some cpikle exception. try to store the db connection in global variable. m. On Tue, Nov 30, 2004 at 11:15:09AM +0100, Rune Hansen wrote: > > On 29. nov 2004, at 21.56, java_dev wrote: > > > > >If someone can give me a pointer how to prevent the Session from > >creating segmentation Faults please let me know. And if there is > >another way for preventing the authenicationhandler from being called > >all the time please let me know > > > >Thanks > > > >Johan > > > As for the session segfault. Just remembered had this problem on > Fedora Core1 with python 2.3.3. On this machine a python interpreter in > mod_python could not make use of the anydbm(dbhash) module. If the db > type was given to : Session.DbmSession(req, dbm=gdmb) the segfault > disappeared, but then register_cleanup would fail. I "solved" it by > compiling python 2.3.4 on that machine. > > regards > /rune > > _______________________________________________ > Mod_python mailing list > Mod_python at modpython.org > http://mailman.modpython.org/mailman/listinfo/mod_python
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