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hung_timeout => lifetime
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This way, I can wrap the body of the code in a try/finally so the lock
is definitely released should something bad happen.
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messing up their SIGCHLD handling. This would manifest as an IOError
getting raised in the cmdproc.close() call of DeliverToList() in
Deliverer.py. Thanks go Harald Meland for describing the real problem
and giving the real fix. Thanks go to Greg Stein for testing this
patch and verifying that it works.
Deliverer.DeliverToList(): Undo previously checked in patch, which
simply wrapped a try/except around the cmdproc.close() call and
ignored errno=10 IOErrors. This was treating the symptoms, not the
cause.
All files in cron/: Added Harald's work around of the Linux bug by
including these lines in every file:
# Work around known problems with some RedHat cron daemons
import signal
signal.signal(signal.SIGCHLD, signal.SIG_DFL)
It helps RedHat and doesn't appear to hurt on e.g. Solaris.
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cut-and-paste of the 'archive' script). I added a more relevant, but
really minimal, comment, in its stead.
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There's a new crontab entry that checks the queue once every 30 mins.
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