Try doing this before starting web2py:
ulimit -s 1024
Ok. It's a RAM issue.
the djangoeurope support answered me that:
Hello,
>>
>> I checked this and found the follow problem.
>> web2py needs more then 60 MB ram. I temporary increased the ram limit to
>> 100 MB and started the web2py with different number of threads.
>> With one thread you need 716
It seems that the Python installed on that platform doesn't support
threads. I know of no way to lock down a process in *nix to say "You
can only have X number of threads." but that would be stupid. However,
compiling Python w/o threads is common to avoid GIL thread issues.
I'm not sure of
Seems that is it about permisions in threading? or maybe memory?
On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Albert Abril wrote:
> With djangoeurope.com you can set up local proxies, which allows you to
> run your own stand-alone web servers (for example lighttpd or Django
> development server).
> Well, I t
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