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Python 1.5.2 + Linux 2.0.36 == Bad Combo?

Oleg Broytmann phd at emerald.netskate.ru
Fri Jul 16 08:10:38 EDT 1999 
Hello!

   I run python 1.5.1 and (mostly) 1.5.2 on many computers with different
hardware and/or software configurations, among them there are Linux 2.0.36
(RedHat 5.1 and (mostly) Debian 2.1). I write hundreds of programs and CGIs
and haven't found any minor problem with Python. (But I've never touched
the programs you mentioned.)
   Run stress-tests on you hardware, esp. memory...

On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Klaus Alexander Seistrup wrote:
> I'm running Python 1.5.2 on a Linux 2.0.36 kernel (RedHat 5.1 distro partly
> upgraded to v5.2) and have recently experienced malfunctioning and/or non-
> working python applications -- specifically:
> 
>   *  PageCast
>      -- This one causes a Kernel Oops, though not a serious one.
>      The author, Preston Landers, have managed to invoke a similar
>      Kernel Oops using the same python/kernel combination.
>   
>   *  PyGCS
>      -- The program exits silently as soon as the second is loggin in.
>      The author, Jeff Blaine, hasn't been able to reproduce the behaviour.
>      I have asked Preston Landers to try out the program on his set-up
>      but have yet to hear the results
>   
>   *  DejaGrabber
>      -- The program connects without problem but seems to only retrieve
>      headers, not the full articles.
>      Haven't contacted the author yet.
> 
> I would like to hear if anybody else have experienced similar problems using
> the same Python / Linux kernel combination and, if so, whether is has helped
> shifting to another kernel version or downgrading python.
> 
> 
> Cheers,
> 
>   //Klaus
> 
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