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I'm trying to do some multiprocess/distributed processing of apache logs, which uses serialization/deserialization via pickle for moving data between scheduler/worker processes.
However, deserialization fails on the parsed outputs, in my case specifically time_received_tz_datetimeobj and time_received_utc_datetimeobj, for input strings like:
But this seems like something more appropriate to do in the parser. That said, I'm not sure if this would break backwards compatibility with other Python versions.
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I'm trying to do some multiprocess/distributed processing of apache logs, which uses serialization/deserialization via pickle for moving data between scheduler/worker processes.
However, deserialization fails on the parsed outputs, in my case specifically
time_received_tz_datetimeobj
andtime_received_utc_datetimeobj
, for input strings like:(This is in python 3.66, and apache log parser 1.7.0, by the way.)
I can fix this in my implementation by converting the '0000' timezone to UTC:
But this seems like something more appropriate to do in the parser. That said, I'm not sure if this would break backwards compatibility with other Python versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: