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It really does depend how you are stopping the web server running. A CTRL-C will likely generate a resource warning (anecdotal evidence here too.... psf/requests#3912) and the PSF guys say 'this is only a warning, don't worry about it').
There is some advice here about how to access the shutdown() method, as I suspect because the web_console is session based (and I use cookies in session to implement the session) that Bottle is using the Requests library internally, which will suffer on an uncontrolled shutdown.
I'll leave these notes here, next time I do some work on web_console I'll see if I can add a'controlled server shutdown' feature that you can call from a web request (which would allow you to add a button in an admin interface to stop the server remotely, if that is what you want to achieve).
But as the PSF guys say, it's just a warning, it's sort of normal when you pull the plug on a server that is actively serving.
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It really does depend how you are stopping the web server running. A CTRL-C will likely generate a resource warning (anecdotal evidence here too.... psf/requests#3912) and the PSF guys say 'this is only a warning, don't worry about it').
There is some advice here about how to access the shutdown() method, as I suspect because the web_console is session based (and I use cookies in session to implement the session) that Bottle is using the Requests library internally, which will suffer on an uncontrolled shutdown.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11282218/bottle-web-framework-how-to-stop
I'll leave these notes here, next time I do some work on web_console I'll see if I can add a'controlled server shutdown' feature that you can call from a web request (which would allow you to add a button in an admin interface to stop the server remotely, if that is what you want to achieve).
But as the PSF guys say, it's just a warning, it's sort of normal when you pull the plug on a server that is actively serving.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: