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Oct 31, 2009, 6:28 AM
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Re: zope3 shutdown isn't a proper shutdown?
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On 10/25/2009 03:16 PM, Adam GROSZER wrote:
> Hello,
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> I have the bad feeling (still need to investigate further) that when
> running zope3 with WSGI and paster the shutdown is not a proper
> shutdown but a real hard kill/terminate process. On win32 and *nix
> too. I remember vaguely that with zserver it wasn't like this.
Right, there's some more or less delicate dance going on.
> That means e.g. the FileStorage index is not written -- that means it
> has to be redone on each startup, what costs time.
Checking that is easy: stop the process and look whether the index file
was written or not.
> Or transactions killed in the middle of doing something.
I think ZServer didn't do anything special about that. If you happen to
have a request running it probably just ended anyway ... but I'm just
guessing.
> Anyone out there noticed the same? Even better question: how to nicely
> stop a WSGI/paster Z3 server (without ZMI ServerControl)
Signal handling (on Unix) comes to mind.
Christian
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