On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 12:48 PM, Ilya Etingof wrote:
>
> You may want to take a look at pysnmp 4.x, which has Twisted binding
> built-in.
>
>> What is the current recommended (or most popular) way of using SNMP
>> with Twisted?
>>
>> I have tried TwistedSNMP, but it seems to only work with an old
On 05:09 pm, ruslan.usi...@gmail.com wrote:
>Hello! Sorry for my bad English!
>
>Can anybody provide some samples how to implement Graceful restart in
>twisted?
There's no special way to do this with Twisted. Perhaps the comments on
http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/4072 will help you, though
On 05:47 pm, ted.peder...@gmail.com wrote:
>Trying to do some scalability testing on my first twisted server.
>
>When I have hundreds of connections and moments of very high server
>activity
>I am seeing that clients are unable to connect.
>
>Here are some numbers: 250 open TCP connections. I see
Trying to do some scalability testing on my first twisted server.
When I have hundreds of connections and moments of very high server activity
I am seeing that clients are unable to connect.
Here are some numbers: 250 open TCP connections. I see 857 operations in my
log during the second where a
Hello! Sorry for my bad English!
Can anybody provide some samples how to implement Graceful restart in
twisted?
Thanks
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ok i provide sample till the end of this week
2010/9/20 Glyph Lefkowitz
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> On Sep 20, 2010, at 10:34 AM, ruslan usifov wrote:
>
> I implement specific proxy server, so after analyze i think that this
> happens if client disconnected from server, but server already made
> connection to proxied s
You may want to take a look at pysnmp 4.x, which has Twisted binding
built-in.
> What is the current recommended (or most popular) way of using SNMP
> with Twisted?
>
> I have tried TwistedSNMP, but it seems to only work with an old
> version of pysnmp that I can't find -- the TwistedSNMP websit
Hello,
What is the current recommended (or most popular) way of using SNMP
with Twisted?
I have tried TwistedSNMP, but it seems to only work with an old
version of pysnmp that I can't find -- the TwistedSNMP website says
pysnmp version 3.x, but pysnmp's website says the latest version is
2.x. I
On 09/22/2010 08:52 AM, Weikai Xie wrote
> My questions is that whether there is any mechanism in Twisted
> which can be used to set the maximum buffering size of the Protocol;
> and whenever if this cap is reached, I can be informed to give a
> chance to know the client is experiencing proble
Folks,
I have a server program which basically use a protocol.Protocol
class to send a continuous byte stream to clients on TCP connections.
However, I found , for whatever reason, if a client hung up and
failed to remove the data from its receiving socket buffer, then the
memory usage of the
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