Giridhar Pemmasani

With WiFi, UDP (which is used for discovering nodes) is more unreliable (than with wired network). If you use `nodes=["192.168.1.21", "node2"]` etc., with explicitly listing names / IP addresses of...

I am wondering if I should handle it in a single place (perhaps with `AddrInfo` structure). I will commit fix in the next couple of days. Thanks again.

As mentioned above, I applied the fix in `AddrInfo` structure so it actually simplifies all uses. I will apply similar patch for pycos as well. I only tested with OS...

I have committed changes to pycos as well. Please let me know if both packages work for you. You can use examples in pycos to test; e.g,. run `dispycosnode.py` on...

IPv6 should work if `netifaces` module is installed. What is PID?

It is not clear what about PID is not working then. It seems there may be another dispynode running or dispynode may have been terminated (killed). You can restart dispynode...

`tempdir` should be writable. May be you need to configure your system / Python appropriately? You can also use `dest_path_prefix` option to dispynode to point to a path that is...

If the above works, can you comment and close this issue?

That shouldn't happen (unless `id` attribute of cluster is somehow being changed somewhere). Does it happen without any modifications to the example source? What version of dispy is used?

A node should run only one instance of dispynode, as it assumes it can schedule all processors available. If another instance runs simultaneously, they can over-schedule processors. Ideally file locking...