this in myghty?
Can you just use a text field, a javascript date widget (e.g., Yahoo's),
and dateutil.parser.parse (from python-dateutil) to parse the field
(which is fairly permissive)? Drop-downs suck anyway.
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I think having a clearer definition of when you'd want to configure
WSGI middleware through the config file, vs the middleware.py file
would help the most. Perhaps Ian can chime in, here's my
recommendations:
When to use middleware.py to configure your WSGI stack (all
ToddG wrote:
On a side note, are Paste dev lists where most WSGI discussion goes on?
Or is it sort of a homeless thing, with it [WSGI] being a spec and not
a specific implementation? Just curious how something like this gets
discussed and moves ahead... I guess it depends on the impl one
Hi all. Stephan set up a wsgi.org site. It needs link adding. Please
pile on any links you can think of -- applications, libraries, blog
posts, testimonials, etc.
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Hi folks,
I'm
, but makes it available
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I've generally used cheetah to generate xslt, and then transformed that
using 4suite into html which ultimatly gets sent to the browser.
Ideally the XSLT should be referenced by URI, and fetched via an
internal request, so it could be static or generated in whatever form is
(easy_install Paste==dev).
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don't think the functionality
disappeared -- Python 2.5 seems to actually produce a
Python-2.5.egg-info directory, which is the metadata in question). So,
I don't know the resolution, but this might help point you in the right
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I've heard of SCGI setups working quite well, and I believe Ian Bicking
uses that setup. I'd be interested in seeing his setup and
configuration. :)
Note that I primarily use the cgi2scgi script included with SCGI. This
way the server acts as a CGI script, but because cgi2scgi is a very
small
build a custom template off of that.
Anyway, those are some of the thoughts so far. I think it's going well,
we'll start doing some more serious things in the next couple days.
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Ben Bangert wrote:
On Sep 19, 2006, at 12:39 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:
One complication was that the default routes were rather sparse, just
:controller/:action/:id. I didn't really want to work with Routes to
begin with -- there's lots of other issues in the beginning, like form
variables
Ben Bangert wrote:
On Sep 20, 2006, at 8:53 AM, Ian Bicking wrote:
The registered threadlocal config, which is what PackageHub uses to
create a connection.
The PackageHub in Pylons has one addition so that it can be used
without the threadlocal needing to be setup. You can directly
Genshi know anything in particular about ElementTree
instances? Especially since ET is in 2.5, I think it would be
reasonable to those instances as a generic representation of markup.
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paste.debug.wdg_validate does validation. But it uses an old validator,
that you have to have locally installed. Perhaps doing a remote call to
the W3C validator would be better, though that might get annoyingly slow.
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Sergey Lipnevich wrote:
On 9/25/06, Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Incidentally, the webhelpers could also probably be made to return
Element instances with a custom __str__, and so they'd be Kid compatible
as well. Does Genshi know anything in particular about ElementTree
instances
, and the final ValueError should be caught with an error
that explains what configuration value is wrong.
But I don't really know where this should go in Pylons.
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Perhaps Myghty should do it because it's the only component in this
chain that actually knows what type is required.
I think pylons.config.Config.init_app could know about how to do this
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It should be possible to use paste.proxy to turn a remote application
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konw if flup reuses worker processes? Maybe that's what you are already
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in PrefixMiddleware, as another kind of fixup
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It's occurred to me that really proxies could (and should) just retain
the original Host header. But the kind of proxying people do for web
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This has come up before. Should url_for have a fully_qualified
keyword
argument to do this?
Yup, it should, its in the Routes trac as a ticket now.
You might also
to hear from
some other users about it. Particular a non-TurboGears user (Pylons
anyone?), because I want to make sure the gettext strategy isn't
TG-specific. So if you've used this branch successfully (TG or not)
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simple_data
And configurable like this (assuming you put simple_data in a module
called simpletest.py):
[app:main]
paste.app_factory = simpletest.make_app
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2) Modify Cheetah to recognize 'fragment'.
TurboCheetah could use a maintainer. It was initially written as a
proof of concept, I think. Ideally its code could go right in Cheetah,
and it wouldn't have to be a separate package at all (it's not much code
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Paste==1.0.1.
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I had the same problem as Jose. I'm using windows also. I downgraded
to Paste 1.0.1 and it works.
1.0.1 has the security fix, but none of the other changes. It's safe to
use until the Windows issues are fixed (which we'll probably figure out
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(via the optional debug_message argument to not_found).
Since you are on Windows, can you try these things out?
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still using the static file
handler. It automatically sets the Content-Type based on the extension
of the file (assuming you've kept the original extension on disk), or
you can pass it a content_type argument.
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directory served by StaticURLParser; I don't think it's a regression.
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cache_max_age=self.cache_max_age)(environ,
start_response)
Ian Bicking wrote:
Huh... it's supposed to do the recursive traversal of directories. So
it just creates another instance of StaticURLParser that points
Paste 1.1.1 is released.
This is a bug fix release, primarily for Windows users. This fixes a
bug in the static file serving that would cause all files to give 404
errors on Windows.
For the full list see: http://pythonpaste.org/news.html
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Ian Bicking wrote:
I'm having problems using authkit on web hosting company that uses
Apache (I also mentioned this in a post not too long ago). Here's
what's happening: when I run the app using paste http server by itself
everything works fine (i.e. the auth_tkt cookie is set also
. Is /philosophy/overview/ a directory served as
static files? Of course, without any particular support for index.html
there shouldn't be anything useful at that location...?
Anyway, there was an infinite redirect problem that I thought James
Gardner fixed for Paste 1.1.1.
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automatically sends all requests that result in a 404 to the
public/ directory. If there's a public/philosophy/overview/ directory,
and no controller responding to public/philosophy, then it'll get passed
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, similar to
PrefixMiddleware (or maybe expand that to a general FixupMiddleware --
I'd like to move that out of Paste Deploy and into Paste anyway).
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setup.py, plus Pylons==0.9.3, and it should work.
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purepear wrote:
Yes, i'm new to Pylons and Python, but i wanna learn..
My question is: How can i set c.value = something in UTF-8 in the
controller and then print it in the template, cause i'm getting error
messages.
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c.value = usomething in UTF-8
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And it'll be in some attribute there, not sure what.
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exactly 1 argument (2
given)*
Dammit, I read the WSGI spec when changing paste.httpserver but forgot
that there's an outstanding bug in it. Well, several bugs in it now.
I'll make a 1.2.1 release shortly.
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Ian Bicking wrote:
*type 'exceptions.TypeError': readline() takes exactly 1 argument (2
given)*
Dammit, I read the WSGI spec when changing paste.httpserver but forgot
that there's an outstanding bug in it. Well, several bugs in it now.
I'll make a 1.2.1 release shortly.
I've put out
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
On 2/2/07, Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
All of this can get really sticky, and I fear there are no good,
general answers. If you do decide to start killing long-running
threads, I do like the idea of letting the programmer
you want -- lately that's what I've been doing anyway
to give myself more control, but just grabbing the application object
out of what paste.recursive puts in the environment.)
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-10/100 from FastEnet-10%2f100 -- WSGI/CGI dictates that the
path is decoded before it is sent to Routes, so the two end up the same.
Generally it seems like Routes should just reject such a substitution.
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, as those are URL escaped and peeled off before
Routes does its match.
The other alternative, of course, is to simply normalize these kinds of
arguments, e.g., replace / with _. Or I suppose you could double-escape
them (remembering of course to unescape them).
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; en-US; rv:1.8.1.1) Gecko/20061208
Firefox/2.0.0.1
It was getting the path out of the environment after the request
returns. I changed it in Paste trunk to figure out the path earlier,
which should fix this.
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That's really a separate issue, but there's reasons for each one of them.
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egg_info writes some
(important) stuff to MyPackage.egg-info, and an egg itself generally
puts the metadata in EGG-INFO instead of MyPackage.egg-info -- though
when and why is a little unclear to me.
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Robert Leftwich wrote:
Ian Bicking wrote:
Cliff Wells wrote:
I'll probably do
some better tests later, but my initial suspicion is that the default
paster serve isn't as fast as CherryPy (both are proxyied to via
Nginx).
In my simplistic tests CherryPy 3 is about 50% faster than
comparing like with like.
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backends. Unless you have a SMP machine or something, which could
change performance in all kinds of ways.
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easy_install should blindly be used on any system. If
that's what you wanted to express.
You shouldn't install into system areas with easy_install -- you should
use some kind of isolated environment like workingenv, virtual-python,
or zc.buildout.
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it.
Users who don't know Python or Pylons don't install Python or Pylons
libraries, they install applications, and those applications can and
should be largely self-contained when installed. Users who do know
Python and Pylons and want to hack on software shouldn't use Debian
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, and the experience of
more people using this in more situations will be very helpful.
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abbreviate pylons.
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shouldn't be encoded.
Templating languages that auto-encode or know the structure of HTML will
get this right (e.g., ZPT, Genshi, etc.). IMHO Mako should encode
strings by default too. But either way, it's a template concern, not
something url_for should handle.
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Max Ischenko wrote:
Hello Ian,
On 4/17/07, *Ian Bicking* wrote:
Max Ischenko wrote:
File /home/max/projects/dou-trunk/site/doupy/doupy/websetup.py,
line 54, in command
app_conf = appconfig('config:'+name, relative_to=conf_dir)
File /usr/lib/python2.4
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problems with monitor anyway, I'm going to have to look at it
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blog at:
http://kbyanc.blogspot.com/2007/04/more-i-dig-through-code-more-paste-is.html
The fix is pretty trivial (and detailed in my blog). I'm sorry I've
been a lazy bum and not sent you patches yet.
Sure; I think I did what you suggested in r6482 (just removed the regex
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I'm having a problem with encoded forward slashes in a URL. That is,
I need to pass an 'id' that has encoded forward slashes in its name,
but this results in routes not being be able map the URL: apparently
it sees another subset of paths in the URL, even
voltron wrote:
I have taken the advice from this forum and have installed nginx as a
proxy to the paster server. this works well, but I´m really, really
worried about using the Paster server in a production site, for
example, when testing a Mako template, the server just died. Are there
tips
Cliff Wells wrote:
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Hi all
I have taken the advice from this forum and have installed nginx as a
proxy to the paster server. this works well, but I´m really, really
worried about using
Philip Jenvey wrote:
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Hi all,
I see there's discussion about the issues with the @validate decorator
in the tracker. I've come across a few problems myself in the last
few weeks, so hopefully I can contribute here:
- In order to use
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dunno. Also it probably has more overhead than daemontools, though I
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other than svn, there might be a plugin to
get setuptools to find your files.
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My other question is, paster has a --monitor-restart option to restart
the server if it dies. But the Pylons Cookbook has recipes for
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for some reason
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voltron wrote:
Can I just download Pylons SVN and overwrite my present
version(easy_install version 0.95) without fear of destroying
anything?
Umm... I don't think that'll help you. The issue is if *your* source is
in version control, not where Pylons is.
On May 24, 1:27 am, Ian Bicking
control system. Distutils forces you (and Setuptools
allows you) to explicitly list all files in package_data.
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was what you expected.
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in environ['paste.config'],
and why is that one being set wrong?
It's setting it because that's what the config middleware is supposed to
do. It sets that value. I don't know why the one it is setting is
wrong, but that's what should be fixed.
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on the configured connection.
The frameworks would setup the transaction manager and configuration,
and database frameworks would basically consume this information.
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Jonathan LaCour wrote:
Ian Bicking wrote:
Personally I'd like to see something a bit different:
* Way for a library to get the transaction manager.
* Interface for that transaction manager, maybe copied from Zope.
* Single convention for how to specify a database connection (ideally
Michael Bayer wrote:
On Jun 27, 6:42 pm, Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The way I see this working is something like (vaguely):
def transaction_middleware(app):
def wrapper(environ, start_response):
manager = TransactionManager()
environ['transaction.manager
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