Hi,
I have reset your session, so you are good to go again.
As far as your suggestions: - A restart of the server does not help because (by design) sessions survive server restarts and crashes.
- Dropping all sessions at a certain time of day seems workable, but in fact could would corrupt the integrity of open documents if it is simply done brute force. The work of closing sessions does quite a bit of work to make sure that all resources being used by that client are released.
- A server for each developer is possible and the advantage here is that there are scripts in the Useme development with task to completely refresh the server. This would take each developer setting up a server on there own machines, though, because Pythia would never handle the load. Also you would have to learn how to build, deploy and manager the server. I am not sure if this learning curve is worth the hassle if we are going to downsize to a Web container or OSGI. I am willing, however, to support anyone who would like to bite the bullet.
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On 3 Aug 2008, at 16:46, Achim Lörke wrote: Hi
while setting up the ORMF workspace and trying to run the Useme plugins I've managed to use up the user session at pythia (which is mentioned in the quick start guide as an open problem). Since I think this will happen quite often I suggest a restart of the server (or a drop of all sessions) at a specific time every day.
What's your opinion? Is this useful or more of a burden? Is there an easy way to setup a server for every developer?
Achim
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