Referencing from a list of server cause issues.

[ZhendongTian]

How to replicate? connect to a bunch of servers of different variable name, put them in a list, then reference the list by poping the element then putting them back to the list.

[irmen]

There's no reason regular list operations can cause issues, so please be more specific. how does the server code look like what does the client code look like What are the "issues": exact error message v.s. what you expected.

[ZhendongTian]

There's no reason regular list operations can cause issues, so please be more specific. how does the server code look like what does the client code look like What are the "issues": exact error message v.s. what you expected.

Server code is just bunch of different classes. class mock1 class mock2 class mock3 etc....

Client side code looks like this. mock1 = uri(mock1_uri) mock2 = uri(mock2_uri)..... mock_l = [mock1, mock2, mock3....] while True: mock = mock_l.pop() mock_l.append(mock) mock.dosmth()

This breaks the connection.

[irmen]

There is nothing in that code that indicates a fault in Pyro. Show the complete code of how you set up the server daemon, and the correct complete client code (because just an uri does nothing - it's a proxy you need.) I.e.: provide a full reproducible example. Also what exactly does "breaks the connection" mean ?

[ZhendongTian]

I will in a moment

There is nothing in that code that indicates a fault in Pyro. Show the complete code of how you set up the server daemon, and the correct complete client code (because just an uri does nothing - it's a proxy you need.) I.e.: provide a full reproducible example. Also what exactly does "breaks the connection" mean ?

Break the connection I mean the remote object become a NoneType. I’ll attach code in a moment.

[irmen]

this issue looks stale, I'm closing it. Feel free to reopen if you still encounter the issue though! But please attach some code that reproduces the issue.