On Sun, 2007-03-04 at 00:07 -0600, Mike McGrath wrote: > Toshio Kuratomi wrote: > > Just some random thoughts as I'm running out the door: > > > > I like the way I'm doing it because I've got it to a state where it > > pretty much just works but if we can do that with mod_python as well, > > that would be fine. My method is basically Apache proxypassing to the > > turbogears application server. If the tg server isn't running, the > > proxypass error handler loads a small cgi script that starts the > > turbogears app and once the app responds, sends the user there. > > > > You know me, I love "just works". Is there any concern with your script > and thrashing? For example if tg can't start but the page is under > heavy load would the startup attempts have the ability to take other > services down? > That could be a problem case. If we decide to stay with the cgi script, I can write a timestamp to a file. When the autostart cgi starts, check that the timestamp is older than one minute otherwise don't attempt to start. -Toshio
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