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Cherrypy Problems

Posted: February 3rd, 2008, 6:48 pm
by turkarican
I am having some trouble with the Cherrypy module.  Once I start sabnzbd the cpu usage quickly spikes and stays anywhere between 25% and 50%.  It seems there is an error with Cherrypy that forms some loop.  Sabznbd still functions fine, just with a high cpu usage.  In addition, the web interface is pretty non-functional, probably due to the high cpu usage. 

I am attaching the Cherrypy log.   If there is anything else needed, let me know.

Forgot to mention that I am running Vista x64.

Re: Cherrypy Problems

Posted: February 4th, 2008, 5:51 am
by shypike
What firewall software do you use?
Any other "special" stuff regarding networking?
Can you email the sabnzbd.log file to [email protected] ?

Unfortunately the test team does not have access to a Vista-64 system,
but we did not receive such complaints before.

Re: Cherrypy Problems

Posted: February 4th, 2008, 1:09 pm
by turkarican
No, I am not running any firewalls or special software.  If it is of any use, I am successfully running an old sabznbd version just fine, 0.2.5.

Re: Cherrypy Problems

Posted: February 4th, 2008, 3:05 pm
by shypike
Got your logfile. Something goes wrong in the user profile detection, I think.

Lines like:
C:\Users\\Documents\SABnzbd\interfaces\Default
are suspect.
It should read (assuming your Windows name is turkarican):
C:\Users\turkarican\Documents\SABnzbd\interfaces\Default

Assuming you have installed SABnzb in "c:\program files\SABnzbd", I advise you to start SABnzbd in this way:
"c:\program files\SABnzbd\SABnzbd.exe" -f c:\users\turkarican\sabnzbd.ini
(You can change the desktop shortcut or use the Run fucntion).

This will bypass the userprofile detection. All work directories will be created in c:\users\turkarican.
Do you have any non US-ASCII characters in your username (accented characters e.g. é or ú )
As soon as I have access to Vista64, I will try to solve this problem.

This is NO guarantee that this will solve the CherryPy problem, but it could, since the startup is not correct.