I'm running web2py in a production environment that handles about 30
requests per second, using Nginx + uWSGI.
The server is a Linode VPS with 16 cores.
uWSGI runs an average of 30 workers (it spawns or recycles workers
depending on traffic load)
The server has plenty of resources available (CP
Hi !
https://github.com/ali96343/facew2p.git
Here is a script that generates web2py application from css templates.
The script generates layouts, form (from html tag ), tables (from
html tag ).
The script has been tested on 50 templates.
Thanks and best regards,
Alex Beskopilny
Seems like a locking problem due to threads. Do you create any thread in
your application? If so you need to remove master=true from your uwsgi .ini
config.
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Hello,
Compiled pack always includes databases and private dirs.
Is there any way to create a compiled pack without including those dirs?
Thanks,
JM
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Hi Leonel, thank you very much for your time.
uWSGI docs confirm what you suggest:
*"The emperor should generally not be run with --master, unless master
features like advanced logging are specifically needed."*
Allow me to make one last question: what do you mean by "create any thread
in your
Yes I meant stuff exactly like that.
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I've checked my app's code once again and I can confirm that it doesn't
create threads. It only uses subprocess.cal() within functions that are
called in the scheduler environment, I understand that's the proper way to
do it because those calls don't run in uwsgi environment.
In the other hand,
Good question.
We are not dropping web2py support. We will continue improve web2py. You
may have seen a lot of work in that direction recently, mostly thanks to
Paolo. Also over the years we made web2py work with python 3.
Yet web2py is showing its age. If you are building something new I wil
Mind os.eviron is not thread safe. You are changing not your one app, but
for all your installed web2py apps.
On Tuesday, 7 May 2019 11:06:21 UTC-7, jcrma...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I was able to solve it by adding
> time.tzset()
> after the
> os.environ["TZ"] = "Europe/Lisbon"
> in the wsgi confi
Unless things change web2py supports more engines than sqlalchemy ven if
not all equally well.
The migration logic is very different. The syntax is very different. pydal
is integrated with web2py forms and has logic for exposing REST APIs. It is
actually being improved a lot these days. I will w
Hello guys, I'm trying to validate and save and image from FieldStorage()
of ckeditor (not from the web2py slices)
i'm using the validor IS_IMAGE() like this
IS_IMAGE()(request.vars['upload'].value)
I'm getting the following "invalid image" message.
('\x89PNG\r\n\x01\x11\x10\x81\xad\x04d\xd8le\x
Is it planned that web3py will support the development of PWAs?
Martin
Am Fr., 10. Mai 2019 um 03:58 Uhr schrieb Massimo Di Pierro <
massimo.dipie...@gmail.com>:
> Good question.
>
> We are not dropping web2py support. We will continue improve web2py. You
> may have seen a lot of work in that dir
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