Slow response with static files (css, js files) solved!

[pragmatic]

I was getting the problem of slow response (> 10 seconds) with files
in the static folder on Windows XP. Some on this forum had suggested
it was a NetBIOS issue. Wow, what a sidetrack.

The real problem is that files encoded Windows style (crlf) are not
served correctly. To replicate the issue simply use you favorite
advanced text editor to change the format from Windows to Unix. Watch
your response time drop from 10 seconsd to a few milliseconds.

Anyone know if that has been fixed?

In the meantime I'll have to setup GVIM to use unix line endings.

Regards

[大郎]

if __name__ == "__main__":
    web.httpserver.runsimple = web.httpserver.runbasic
    web.run(urls, globals(), web.reloader)

# to add this: web.httpserver.runsimple = web.httpserver.runbasic, it will be ok, but i found it slow yestoday too, i don't know why.

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[slav0nic]

try use profiler and show result

On Nov 26, 3:00 am, "大郎" <iex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> if __name__ == "__main__":
> web.httpserver.runsimple = web.httpserver.runbasic
> web.run(urls, globals(), web.reloader)
>
> # to add this: web.httpserver.runsimple = web.httpserver.runbasic, it will
> be ok, but i found it slow yestoday too, i don't know why.
>

[Kari Hoijarvi]

I ran to this too, but only with the development server.

The problem is, that content-length of text files is wrong if you have
windows style CR+LF ending.

Workaround: I changed my text files to use Unix style.

Where's the official page to report bugs?

Kari

[see]

> Where's the official page to report bugs?

I think this is not even web.py "fault" but a general problem in
Python 2.5. Getting a wrong Content-length with files using CR+LG is a
problem in Python's SimpleHTTPServer too, reason is somewhere in
module "os" as I remember correctly. I looked into it a while ago but
forgot (or better had not the time) to report it on Python dev. In
Python 2.4 this problem is not present. I guess it should work with
web.py also, anyone still using web.py in Py 2.4?

Chris

[Aaron Swartz]

> Where's the official page to report bugs?

http://bugs.launchpad.net/webpy/+filebug