Hey Twisted folks,
I'm using the twisted.web framework for a high performance HTTP proxy
server that very closely resembles the HTTP proxy server example that
comes with the twisted package.
Under heavy load, I occasionally run into a problem where the reactor
appears to start spinning on an "em
Does it spin forever or does it clear up after some time?
I have occasional 'hickups' with heavy loads with responses taking
several ten seconds for no apparent reason, the server then working
again like nothing happened.
Werner
Moxie Marlinspike wrote:
> Hey Twisted folks,
>
> I'm using the
I've seen it clear up before, but it will normally spin for days. This
state doesn't really impact performance at all (requests are still
snappy), but it is annoying how much CPU time it eats through before a
restart.
- moxie
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Werner Thie wrote:
> Does it spin f
>
> Hey Twisted folks,
>
> I'm using the twisted.web framework for a high performance HTTP proxy
> server that very closely resembles the HTTP proxy server example that
> comes with the twisted package.
>
> Under heavy load, I occasionally run into a problem where the reactor
> appears to start spi
On 01:48 pm, mo...@thoughtcrime.org wrote:
>
>Hey Twisted folks,
>
>I'm using the twisted.web framework for a high performance HTTP proxy
>server that very closely resembles the HTTP proxy server example that
>comes with the twisted package.
>
>Under heavy load, I occasionally run into a problem wh
Andrew, Itamar, thanks. I've taken the hint to CoInitialize the
thread. That gets me a bit further, but there's still some strange
stuff going on. I'm going to have to put this on the back burner for a
while in favor of higher priority stuff.
--
Don Dwiggins
Advanced Publishing Technology
