On Friday 04 June 2004 09:28, Vincenzo Di Somma wrote:
> > Use ps to see if there are any stale processes from the server that
> > you attempted to stop. Sometimes I've had zope get wedged and refuse
> > to completely shut down.
> > kill -4 usually does the trick for me, and seems to be a bit less
> > harsh than kill -9.
>
> Already checked this and it doesn't solve the problem, thanks.
How did you check which process might need killing? I suggest 'lsof' on linux
to see which processes have opened the file
/your/storage/directory/misc/sublock
> > > /usr/lib/zope/lib/python/ZODB/lock_file.py, line 33, in lock_file
If you cant find a process to kill, this file is where I suggest you start
debugging.
> > > StorageSystemError: Could not lock the database file. There must
> > > be another process that has opened the file.
Which versions of zope and directorystorage are you using? I dont see that
exception text in the version I have here.