[Spambayes] Concurrent DB access leads to corruption?
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Tony Meyer
tameyer at ihug.co.nz
Mon Apr 4 01:39:28 CEST 2005
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> Yes, I believe it still is. Most SpamBayes usage scenarios
> involve just one of the applications, so there's been no
> crying need to add locking so they can operate concurrently.
CVS Head (or 1.1a1 when it's out) supports using ZEO as a database backend.
(It hasn't been tested much, but I have been using the ZODB (FileStorage)
backend for months without any problems).
I think with ZEO any potential problems would raise ConflictErrors, which
you could catch (in the ZEOStorage class in storage.py, presumably) and deal
with appropriately.
Just a suggestion about one way to go...
=Tony.Meyer
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