Gluster users - Feb 2014 - Question on libgfapi python when used within an application server conext..

I'm trying to use the libgfapi python bindings to write a django app
that can traverse a gluster volume. The script seems to work fine when
run from a command line but seg faults when run from within django.
Would anyone know why?

Also, there seems to be no neat way to differentiate between a
directory and a file when listing a directory or am I missing
something very obvious?

Thanks,
-Ram

Hi Ram,
Can you provide more details on the seg fault? source code, log files,
cores dumps...

One way to check if a given path is a file or a dir is to call stat and
then check st_mode. 

I was planning on adding a helper function similar to python's
os.path.isdir() to libgfapi-python, but a similar function could be
added directly to libgfapi. I'm not sure what the process is for that.
anybody???

Thiago

On Fri, 2014-02-28 at 11:33 +0530, B.K.Raghuram wrote:
> I'm trying to use the libgfapi python bindings to write a django app
> that can traverse a gluster volume. The script seems to work fine when
> run from a command line but seg faults when run from within django.
> Would anyone know why?
> 
> Also, there seems to be no neat way to differentiate between a
> directory and a file when listing a directory or am I missing
> something very obvious?
> 
> Thanks,
> -Ram
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