#celery

Hi, I'm getting the following error when trying to write results to my database: https://gist.github.com/fbcbbb7fff026ccb7038 My result backend is set up like https://gist.github.com/3e9dcde9ec3096d85fb5 ... running pgsql 9.1, the Django app lives on Linux, the worker process is on Windows, if that makes a difference.

I guess from google that task_id_sequence is a sqlalchemy thing, but I'm not familiar enough with the inner workings of celery to have any clue.

celery 3.0.12, psycopg2 2.4.5

sqlalchemy 0.7.9

Hello everyone - working on a Django project with Celery, and I had a question: I need to run a task on a periodic basis (say, weekly), but the user must be able to choose the day that it should run. I've looked into the @periodic_task decorator, but I'm not sure what the best method is to allow user-customization for this. I could also just run the task every hour, or something, and simply check the database to see if it's actually

But that method doesn't seem too elegant. Is there a better way to accomplish this? (apply_async?)

If anyone has an answer to my question, my Twitter handle is @MegaliVoithos

Hi there :)

Is anyone using celery and django in python apps? To be more precise I am trying to troubleshoot cdr-stats..

i have rabbitmq installed in the debian sq server, but no matter what i do, say rabbitmqctl status stop etc, i keep getting this error Error: unable to connect to node rabbit@server: nodedown

i read about the cookies proble, from my diagnostics there is a cookie hash, thats different from the one in var/lib/rabbitmq .erlang.cookie

do i need to sync the cookies?

emilyq: for rabbitmq you myight try to shut down iptables fist then enable web management module