You'll have to write multi-threaded code if you want it to run multiple threads :)(Unless, of course, Web.py supports threads?)Luke, what is the easiest way to run multithreaded programs from webpyis there a page that has common gotchas and pitfalls for doing the same.Luke Paireepinart <[EMAIL PROT
you can configure lighttpd virtual hosts to spawn new webpy instances for each of your ip addressEmilia can you explain your problem a little more I have spent quite some time using and asking questions abt the problems ur posting...[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all,my question is probably about the
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> Hi all,
>
> my question is probably about the threads... I have two IPs
> and i want to run web.py server for each IP in the same
> time from one script file. I can run them in two command
> boxes (and this works) but i want to do this from one ;-)
> Maybe i can do this w
Luke Paireepinart escribió:
> if you run two instances of the python interpreter (like you're doing
> when you start two command windows,)
> they're executing in different threads, it's just that the threads are
> OS level instead of application level.
Bear in mind that python threads have the G
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
Hi!
> my question is probably about the threads... I have two IPs
> and i want to run web.py server for each IP in the same
> time from one script file. I can run them in two command
> boxes (and this works) but i want to do this from one ;-)
>
>
if you ru
Hi all,
my question is probably about the threads... I have two IPs
and i want to run web.py server for each IP in the same
time from one script file. I can run them in two command
boxes (and this works) but i want to do this from one ;-)
Maybe i can do this with 'threads' but how ? is there some
