Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Thu Nov 9 16:19:53 EST 2006
=?us-ascii?Q?viktor=20vraniak?= wrote .. > hallo > > i am using mod_python 3.2.10 with apache 2.0.58. i am running one python > application. > i wrote simple handler for it. > everything working fine but today happend one thing which i cant understand > where can be problem. > > my application suddenly stop responding. > but it was only python application, php application on te same server still > worked good. > > i try to stop start apache, but it didnot solve the problem. > i try to reboot machine, and after reboot everything working fine as before. > > can it be a mod_python problem? > can you advice me how can i diagnose where the problem occurs? As Jim suggested, ensure you look in the Apache error log file for any hints as to what happened. One possibility if you are using sessions in your mod_python code is that the operating system had some issue with how mod_python/Apache is using semaphore locks across processes to control access to certain stuff, for example the operating system ran out of resources. Another possibility, again if using sessions is that your session database in /tmp got corrupted in some way and was causing problems. A reboot would have cleared what was in /tmp and resolved any issue automatically. That is probably all I can think of without more information. Graham
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