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I don't see a license. Revenge!

I would like to use your code, but I am an American.

I run :

python manage.py gearman_worker -w -5

Appear the error message:

No gearman modules  found!

I 'm sure the gearman installed.

When setting this up I get the error: cannot import name Task

Hi Everyone!

I have a question about Background Jobs. For instance in the asynchronous example "gearman_example_client.py", the worker continues to work on the jobs after the applications already exits.

Now I want not to exit the application. Instead I want to continuously (for example once every second) check and wait if a result from a job is available. So is there a way to ask django-gearman about the state of a job using something like a job handle or job name?

Thank you very much!

Note: I want to create a web server where our colleagues can initiate calculations as workers, which are managed by a gearman server. The result of these calculations will then be visualized on the web server as soon as they are done by the workers.

You are not complying with all the clauses of the MPL. Particularly, I do not see any license blobs in your source code. Case in point: http://github.com/fwenzel/django-gearman/blob/master/django_gearman/decorators.py

Feel free to wontfix. ;)

Hi,

thanks for django-gearman! I ran into an issue and I'm wondering how you would solve it: in one application directory, I have a background job defined in gearman.py while from my model's save method (in models.py) I want to dispatch a background task.

Now, when I try to do an "from gearman import GearmanClient" in models.py I get a NameError because Python looks in gearman.py from my application directory instead of the gearman module installed site-wide. Have you run into this issue? I solved it by forking django-gearman and renaming gearman.py to gearjobs.py (gearman_jobs is taken as well). Is there a better way?

Cheers,

Jonas