Webware for Python

I have a little Python program that you can use on any URL that it
will periodically retrieve. It spits out a CSV log file so you can
review the results later on, as well as console output.

I'll dig it up and send it as an attachment.

-Chuck

On 5/27/06, Mark Phillips <mark@...> wrote:
> I have scanned the messages about monitor.py. I am still dealing with
> an installation of Webware on Fedora Core 2. Occasionally, the
> AppServer stops responding to to requests through the cgi.
>
> Until the owner of the machine agrees to upgrade the os and python
> installations, and just for good measure anyway, I would like to set
> up a monitor to keep an eye on the AppServer. Can be remote or local
> to the machine.
>
> I noted Geoffrey's note, from 2005 I think, about monitor.py not
> detecting AppServer state precisely.
>
> Has anyone a suggestion as to how to monitor Webware to determine
> whether the AppServer + context is truly responsive?
>
> TIA,
>
> Mark Phillips
>
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Mark Phillips wrote:
> I noted Geoffrey's note, from 2005 I think, about monitor.py not 
> detecting AppServer state precisely.

Yes, monitor.py was broken, but I tried to fix it and it should run now 
again in version 0.9.1.

-- Christoph

On May 27, 2006, at 1:05 PM, Christoph Zwerschke wrote:

> Mark Phillips wrote:
>> I noted Geoffrey's note, from 2005 I think, about monitor.py not  
>> detecting AppServer state precisely.
>
> Yes, monitor.py was broken, but I tried to fix it and it should run  
> now again in version 0.9.1.
>
> -- Christoph

Thanks, Christoph. I will look into it.

Mark