On Tue, 7 Sep 2010 11:31:58 -0500, Jorge Iván Burgos Aguilar <jorgeburgos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > You were right... > As soon as i add to my script the check for empty line squid can now > shutdown the redirector childrens... > == > if ( not line ): > EOF = True > continue > == > About unbuffered i/o, well i was understanding that we only need the > stdout to be unbuffered that why i was always flushing the stdout but > well you seems to got mucho more experience in this field so i was > just follow you advice ;) > > Offtopic questions: > 1) I see that squid is sending \n (0x0a) to the redirects while not > doing any job, should i response those querys with another \n (0x0a) > or just pass it until i see a good argument line. All helpers MUST respond to every line of input they receive with a single line of output. Every non-response is a hung client request. They MAY respond with by shutting themselves down without output if they deem the input to be corrupt. Empty lines should not be sent to the url_rewriters. Are you sure this is not the end-of-line sent by squid for the lines you are reading in? > 2) Any advice on achieving concurrency in python? perl spawned foreach into several more recent languages. Python being newer may have that or some equivalent. Amos
