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Thanks.

Hi, as I cannot "unsolve" the topic, I assume I must start a new. I was moved to morty, but my script crashes at the import MySQLdb statement in Python 3.14. Krydos installed the mysql-connector for me. But it did not help, seems like MySQLdb is part of mysqlclient package (which was also installed on 3.12 at tommy). sorry for not stating this earlier, I thought the part after import is always a package (also I already noticed there is no such one on 3.12...) Jochen

Hi, I just moved over from tommy python 3.12 , and my scripts stopped working. I changed them to py 3.14. import MySQLdb fails. Apparently, the module is not installed, I do not find it in the list. Version etc: for me, I guess exactly like on tommy would be easiest. But I do not know much about it. I am not aware of anything special I use 😉 Thanks in advance, Jochen

Thanks. I had the issue before and implemented something to kill itself when the last instance is still running so there should only be one. apparently this doesn't work anymore.

You suggested transitioning to morty. how does the work and what to do?

Sorry for trouble again, I am now available and can further reduce the load

Thanks a lot. I can login now, but page does not load. I think I have to wait a bit...

Hi, my account is goensch on tommy. my account was suspended for high load. Please unsuspend. in next 3 hours, I am able to check quite fast, then again in 7 hrs from now. I also asked for this in Discord, before finding the forum. So sorry for cross posting. Thanks in advance, Jochen

Thanks again. I now reduced the load. And will try further in the days to come. Kind regards Jochen

Sure..... But there is of course a reason.... How to find out what is different to last week? Do you have any ideas? Strange thing each Task still runs about 35 seconds as before. So should be same CPU?. I try to investigate when my son is asleep.

Thanks. The number , frequency and runtime of the Tasks is as before.

I am Not Sure about cron, but is called scheduled in plesk.

Yes.

To be precise, a PHP and py make the calls.

Thanks. No, only http requests.... And HTTPS.