On Thursday 21 September 2006 21:56, Kr0n wrote:
> ibson wrote:
> > Apologiz for saying it worked!!! It doesn't work after some times
> > even after restarting apache every 15 minutes!!!
> > So the question is always there. And it seems I am not the only to
> > hav this problem
>
> Yep. I've also
ibson wrote:
> :|
> Apologiz for saying it worked!!! It doesn't work after some times even
> after restarting apache every 15 minutes!!!
> So the question is always there. And it seems I am not the only to hav
> this problem
Yep. I've also a problem with this, but for me it's simply doesn't work
:|
Apologiz for saying it worked!!! It doesn't work after some times even
after restarting apache every 15 minutes!!!
So the question is always there. And it seems I am not the only to hav
this problem
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hi all :)I found my problem myself!! I didn't notice that every where I use the hack I have to all the method in order to create a new local thread!!Now it seems a little stable!Thanks all
On 8/30/06, ibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maybe no one faced that problem.I now want to know why sometimes
Maybe no one faced that problem.
I now want to know why sometimes the user doesn't change if there was 2
simultaneous connection. how can I do that each connection use a
different local thread?
(Or I don't understand something in this hack??)
ibson wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using the threadlocals hack
>
Hi,
I'm using the threadlocals hack
(http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/CookBookThreadlocalsAndUser) in my
model to filter machines by group. But it's not stable at all. And most
of the time the filter return nothing because the usergroup is empty.
Here's a piece of my code :
usergroup = threadlo
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