Syncdb automatically creates a few special variables (_id and _name). New vars are also written to redis, and re-loaded on startup. Example main functions ticks stuff and update an asset, run server first: python syncdb.py then run 1 subject: python syncdb.py 1 Python threads tend to not want to die, so if something goes wrong they have to be killed externally (i.e. ctrl-c isn't captured).
Syncdb automatically creates a few special variables (_id and _name).
New vars are also written to redis, and re-loaded on startup.
Example main functions ticks stuff and update an asset, run server first:
python syncdb.py
then run 1 subject:
python syncdb.py 1
Python threads tend to not want to die, so if something goes wrong they have
to be killed externally (i.e. ctrl-c isn't captured).

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