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MicroWebSrv2Exception: Not enough memory to allocate slots.

See original GitHub issue

Error messages is as below: “not enough memory” . I have used MicroWebSrv version 1. It never has this problem, Could you tell me how to avoid not engough memeory problem? thanks

and the second issue: MicroWebSrv can not coexist with mqtt

from MicroWebSrv2 import *

   ---------------------------
   - Python pkg MicroWebSrv2 -
   -      version 2.0.3      -
   -     by JC`zic & HC2     -
   ---------------------------

mws = MicroWebSrv2() mws.StartManaged() MWS2-INFO> Stops the managed pool. Traceback (most recent call last): File “<stdin>”, line 1, in <module> File “MicroWebSrv2/microWebSrv2.py”, line 221, in StartManaged File “MicroWebSrv2/microWebSrv2.py”, line 213, in StartManaged File “MicroWebSrv2/microWebSrv2.py”, line 184, in StartInPool MicroWebSrv2Exception: Not enough memory to allocate slots.

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)

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kenjicancommented, Nov 23, 2019

Change the parameter : wms._slotsCount = 4 .and then it works great~~ Thanks ~

another question: slotCount meas how many sockets opened concurrently?

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jcziccommented, Nov 23, 2019

Yes it’s for concurrents web requests and websockets too (websockets come from a request). slotCount = preallocated buffers to works on TCP connections.