On Apr 16, 10:11 am, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Doesn't subprocess fork()?
Good point. Perhaps it does. But I would trust it better than naive
forking.
> Unless you mean that subprocess would only
> fork once and the separate script would then fork once for each telnet
> connection?
>
> Can I use the threading module from web2py?
It depends. Should be ok if the thread is not passed any DB object.
Anyway, the I think this is the wrong solution to your problem.
the processing module is fine if your other process if very fast. Else
you should use web2py -R or web2py CRON to start a background process
and use the database to send and receive messages between the action
and the background process.
Massimo
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