Yes, you can evaluate 'server storage snapshot' from a workspace
without it hanging the image.
The actual image save accomplished by the SWImageStorage storage
manager is just
Smalltalk saveImageInFileNamed: (Smalltalk fullNameForImageNamed:
newName).
For this not to work suggests some kind of issue with the fact that it
is issued from within a thread (the storage manager runs in its own
green thread). Which, of course, in turn could be a Semaphore issue--
who knows.
In any case, SmallWiki on Squeak is not ready for production, and won't
be until there is a reliable storage manager.
Nevin
Maurice Rabb wrote:
Hi
Nevin,
>From what I remember, I had the same problem that you describe.
However, I noticed that if I directly commanded (from a workspace) a
SWImageStorage to save, everything worked fine.
I think I deduced that what was hosing the images was a bad Semaphore.
I never have time to dig around and track down the exact source the
error.
Maurice
Maurice Rabb
773-281-6003
mr@MauriceRabb.com
On Aug 10, 2004, at 9:13 PM, Nevin Pratt wrote:
OK, I had time to look at this again.
There is only one storage process-- the SWImageStorage
It looks like SWImageStorage does not attempt an image save unless it
detects that the swiki changed. But, if it attempts to save the
image, the image is hosed, and the resulting image is also hosed.
The problem is definitely still there.
Nevin
chris@chrisburkert.de
wrote:
Hi Nevin,
I "upgraded" yesterday. The problem is still there. The image
hung
over the evening.
could you please take a look in you process browser and make
sure that
there is only one storage process?!? The best is to kill all and
create a
new one.
I'm using Squeak 3.6 final, on FreeBSD. The latest version of
SmallWiki
on SqueakMap is 0.9.23-- this actually seems to be a "backrev" from the
one I started with last fall:
(on the "new" image) SWSmallWiki versionString --> 'SmallWiki
0.9.23'
(on the "old" image) SWSmallWiki versionString --> 'SmallWiki 1.0'
I changed this version string which came from the VW version,
because it
was not the correct string. You the versioning numbers from SM.
Currently
it should be 0.9.23-6 for the kernel which means it is revision 6 of
0.9.23.
For what its worth, when the install asks if I want the Star
Browser, or
any of the other extras, I say "no".
You don't have to load these packages. So "no" and "yes" are
correct answers.
Chris Burkert
PS: I'm away for 2 weeks so please don't expect answers for this time.
I'm
cycling from the ore mountains in saxony to wallis in switzerland and
back. Till then ...
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