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*** PROBABLY SPAM *** simple_server log to file?
Mario Ruggier
2005-03-08
I would prefer if I could have simple_server write its logging to file
(yes, i know what the simple in its name implies... ;) to facilitate
some debugging. Is there a trick how to obtain this, even at os (X)
level, however unpretty ?


On another note - thanks for the new versions of durus and quixote...
I was wondering about one of the announced changes:

  * Call maintain_session on "interrupted" requests, too.

Is this due to the problem I reported earlier, concerning that a
session is never created if not yet existing, on interrupted requests?
And, would there the code below (posted earlier):

class DemoSessionPublisher(SessionPublisher):
     def finish_interrupted_request(self, exc):
         if isinstance(exc, NotLoggedInError):
             get_publisher().finish_successful_request()
             return self.root_directory.login()
         else:
             return SessionPublisher.finish_interrupted_request(self,
exc)

now become:

class DemoSessionPublisher(SessionPublisher):
     def finish_interrupted_request(self, exc):
         if isinstance(exc, NotLoggedInError):
             return self.root_directory.login()
         else:
             return SessionPublisher.finish_interrupted_request(self,
exc)

mario


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