DjangoBot: #celery

permissions. its always permissions :)

asksol: thanks

specify a location where it can create the file: celerybeat --schedule=/some/where/celerybeat-schedule

note that it appends ".db" to the filename automatically

(no idea why the python shelve module does this)

k

Looks like its up again, thanks

BTW any tips on tools to monitor django / python / celery processes? Like god or whatnot? I have no exp. w/ those tools

supervisord is another one right

?

supervisord is really nice

but I have never seen celeryd itself crash

asksol: does "banary" mean anything to you.

at least not so it could be automatically restarted

otherjacob: hmm. no

so bizarre

a message got put into our rabbit queue with it thinking it's character encoding was 'banary'

i had to hack the carrot code to convert it to binary, otherwise celeryd promptly crashed and crashed hard

oh

i have no clue how it got in there like that

strange

I can't find the word banary anywhere

do you have the traceback btw? so I can handle the exception in celeryd

bb

asksol: yeah i'll find it somewhere

asksol: http://pastie.org/883548

when I run celeryd or a job that uses celery it just chewes up the CPU and doesn't get anythign done.

`rabbitmqctl list_connections` doesn't show any active connectiosn either

it's also not creating the tables in the db when I run syncdb

@gpm do you have CELERY_BACKEND = "database"

otherwise it won't create tables

@gmidi_wrk you have 3 separate problems I think

back, what are my 3 sep problems? My backend is set to amqp; i'm planning on using rabbitmq