Helllo,
I am using a custom AbstractFS
on pyftpdlib
that maps files on a HTTP server to FTP.
This files are returned by my implementation of open
(of AbstractFS
) which returns a httplib.HTTPResponse
wrapped by the following class:
class HTTPConnWrapper:
def __init__(self, obj, filename):
# make it more file obj like
self.obj = obj
self.closed = True
self.name = filename.split(os.sep)[-1]
def seek(self, arg):
pass
def read(self, bytes):
#print 'read', bytes
read = self.obj.read(100) #we DONT read var byes, but 100 bytes
#print 'ok'
return read
The problem is that if a client is downloading files the entire server becommes sluggish. What can I do? Any ideas?
PS:
And why just monkey patching everything with evenetlet
does'nt magically makes everything work?
Ok, I posted a bug report on pyftpdlib:
I wouldn't even know what to recommend exactly as it's a problem which is hard to resolve and there's no easy or standard way to deal with it.
But I got a crazy solution to solve this problem without using pyftpdlib.
net use
on
windows, mount.davfs
on linux)