r1pp3r wrote: > What I would like to do is have the system update itself on demand. In > other words, pass pickled objects (the code comprising the server) down > the pipeline to the server, have them copied to the right place, and > then restart the server which can then invoke the new code.
should work (assuming you trust the various systems involved, and your own ability to avoid deploying broken code) but using a custom protocol for this sounds like a slight overkill, though. I would probably use rsync (over ssh) at regular intervals, or, if we're only talking about small amounts of code, a bootstrap script that fetches the current version over http(s) every time the server starts. (in the http case, you can use etag/if-modified-since to avoid downloading things if they haven't changed, but if you're on a fast network, that probably won't matter much). </F> -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
