Well, the packages I've made (DjangoPaste and CherryPaste) have
frequently broken due to upstream changes, so in the specific case of TG
and Django it's not a stable situation. I haven't revisited Django
since magic-removal went live; hopefully it's actually better as a
result. Ideally
has_key will be removed in Python3000, use
if 'client_id' in session:
instead
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And calls to root, for example http://www.example.com; were
continually
redirected
If it's running at the root URL (/), then you can leave off
SCRIPT_NAME entirely.
Yes, bacause in that case SCRIPT_NAME actually is an empty string.
Probably
PythonOption SCRIPT_NAME
would work
Also,
Maybe you'd like to use CouchDB
http://www.couchdbwiki.com/index.php?title=Basic_Concepts
seems interesting
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I finally ended up putting the connection in
MyController.__before__(). That way it's created only in controllers
that actually use the database,and it's one less module to modify.
But I still want to see if it's possible to use one connection for
several requests.
The usual way is to use
http://pylonshq.com/project/pylonshq/browser/Pylons/trunk/docs/internationalization.txt
Wow, great document
This is a lot of non-Pylons-specific work!
And this should really be added to the Python wiki, too... and
eventually should enter the standard Python documentation.
My notes:
For example MySQL's Unicode documentation is here
Also note that you need to consider both the encoding of the database
and the encoding used by the database driver.
If you're using MySQL together with SQLAlchemy, see the following, as
there are some bugs in MySQLdb that you'll need
Actually this is what I've used to create per thread durus connections
and cache them:
from durus.client_storage import ClientStorage
from durus.connection import Connection
import threading
def connect(address):
tls = threading.local()
try:
connection = tls.connection
except:
Are we on the same page, or am I still lost?
Not lost at all :)
Except I'd prefer if all Python API's would be unicode aware, and would
not encode/decode until it's utmost necessary. I think it would be nice
if the Python DB-API is reviewed and make unicode a requirement (for
quieries and
And now that I re-read it again I see it's wrong.
if 'tls' would've been a global variable it would made some sense
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UTF-8 is not ASCII.
ASCII is a 7-bit charset (0-127), UTF-8 is a 8-bit, multibyte, NULL
byte clean, encoding of Unicode.
Unicode is not multi-byte strings. Unicode is the standard that
defines which codepoint (number) is which glyph (character). There are
different ways to represent Unicode in
While on the topic ... can someone take a look at
http://routes.groovie.org/trac/routes/ticket/37
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Thanks, it works... I also notice that with this version of Routes
1.6.3dev-r325 controller arguments are unicode now.
for example, I have
def show(self, pagename):
...
pagename was a byte string before, but now it's unicode... which is
great.
I really liked to be able to define a route like this:
map.connect('*pagename;:action', controller='page')
but it seems unpossible (according to
http://routes.groovie.org/manual.html#wildcard-limitations-and-gotchas)
... actually the main problem is because action='index' is defined by
default
What I want is to pick up the languages supported by the browser in the
order in which they are specified by the browser. It would appear that
Firefox changes the sequence of the languages based on the currently
selected locale - at least my copy does.
Most probably ... since that string
I've created this Genshi markup for a project of mine
http://groups.google.com/group/pylons-discuss/web/edit.html ... now I
have this tagging widget there that works with Mochikit. It shows the
tags associated with a page, and allows for AJAX adding and removing
of the tags (with all the bells
It would be nice if those parameters could be passed to a constructor
in a single js call, that would make wraping it in a TW quite easy
and it would allow having multiple taggers in the same page.
So you mean like more object oriented javascript?...
I've never done that, but I can try.
# Setup Genshi(only) Template Engine
Implying that mix'n'match isn't supported?
That's copy/paste from the recipe I've found... I don't use other
templates so I've not even tried mixing them. So I don't imply
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I only thought that it might be a bit premature to hard-code it into
the project templates as the only engine.
Unless Genshi is now part of the standard Pylons easy_install?
Which is what I should have written in the first place.
Aha I understand what you mean...
No, I don't propose to
There was a discussion recently about this on this list but also on
IRC etc.
I have two sollutions, one was to make a custom redirect response that
then I could modify.
The other is to modify Pylons so that instead of re-raiseing the
HTTPException in WSGIController.__call__ so that the
I've been getting this on Gentoo ever since I started using Pylons two
months ago, on two different versions of Pylons and Paste (both Python
2.4.x). Only I don't have to modify any files; merely running paster
serve --reload and ctrl-c is enough to leave threads running which
have to be
Isn't + and %20 considered the same in HTTP??
On Mar 17, 12:12 am, Mike Orr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a bunch of images with spaces in the filenames. I need to
embed the filename in the URL with the proper escaping, so:
6001/1355/SHELLNAIRN08OCT05 _24_.jpg
should be:
You'll set your app with both a SSL and non-SSL server.
Then in your login form you'll set https:// as the POST action.
Even better if the login form itself is served as https:// - you can
do that by changing the Login url in the HTML but also you can check
in the controller that shows the login
If you're not clustered, I see no reason to use the filesystem session as
it'll be faster.
no reason to use or not to use??
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By master-master you mean each database updates the other when a
change comes in? How did you structure that?
http://www.howtoforge.com/mysql_master_master_replication
MySQL master-master is kind of like bidirectional master-slave. This
is supported in version 5.0 and above. In previous
If you plan to run the *same* web application for different entities -
thus you need different data (icons, templates, db...) in your app -
maybe it's better to check for environ['HOST'] in your controllers
explicitly, and act acordingly?
After a while, I'm sure a pattern will emerge so you
AFAIK
you'll have to start httpd with
env - ORACLE_HOME=... /usr/sbin/httpd
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I don't know the real reason behind this change but for me it feels
more natural and elegant to have clean URLs with slashes than using
any other caracters =)
well the difference is between
/some_resource;edit
/some_resource;preview
etc.
and
/some_resource/edit
now /edit looks like an
maybe because of this:
http://www.issociate.de/board/post/11276/Forwarding_URL_with_semicolon.html
although I don't think Apache is doing the correct thing there... I'll
check that later
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But named virtual hosts won't work if you're using HTTPS.
Well, there's a patch for Apache to support that, and nginx also does
support the TLS extension for single ip based HTTPS.
Firefox 2.0 and IE 7.0 I htink also support this.
(the feature is named TLS SNI.. https://sni.velox.ch/ )
cat /proc/pid/status will give you a lot of information about memory
usage.
ex:
...
VmPeak: 2316 kB
VmSize: 2212 kB
VmLck: 0 kB
VmHWM: 940 kB
VmRSS: 936 kB
VmData: 164 kB
VmStk:84 kB
VmExe:12 kB
VmLib: 1876 kB
VmPTE:20 kB
...
On Jun
http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/ReloadingSourceCode
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Hi!
If i start a pylons project with paster i can add the parameter --
relaod, so changes to the source code are reflected directly. But i'm
using mod_wsdi now and i have to
In production, I've gone to always using virtualenvs.
Python 2.6 now supports $PYTHONUSERBASE, just set it to a directory
(doesn't need to exist), for example:
export PYTHONUSERBASE=$HOME/mydev/
pip.py install FormAlchemy
Now I do have in ~/.pydistutils.cfg
[install]
user=True
It's similar
Oh, this is the same as the per-user install directory?
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0370/
I thought there could be only one site-packages per user, not multiple
ones per application.
yes, that's the feature, $PYTHONUSERBASE controls which environment
you are using, so you can have
Damjan, and does ipython works from $PYTHONUSERBASE? because it
doesn't works on virtualenv. If if works then would be another great
advantage :)
Yes it works. I've just installed the distro version of ipython, and
it can import the modules in my USERBASE, no problem.
So you don't even need
On Jan 30, 11:36 am, Domen Kožar ielect...@gmail.com wrote:
I somewhat figured out that my u'strings' get encoded to latin, even
though utf-8 is set as OS locale, vim encoding and python source
encoding.
After fiddling around, I got that far:http://paste.pocoo.org/show/101978/
Any idea
I know about the pep and how python source files are encoded, but the
interactive shell is something completely different. I wonder on what
local env variable does shell depend. Since I have all of them
either sl_SI.UTF8 or en_GB.UTF-8.
The Python interactive shell depends on the locale
I get frustrated every time I setup a new virtualENV as I forgot that
something always breaks.
For those using Python 2.6*, I'd like to see how much better/worse
this sollution is:
# starting from scratch, a clean slate:
wget https://svn.openplans.org/svn/pip/trunk/pip.py
chmod +x pip.py
Is it a simple way to run daemon (paster) using certificate? Before
every start of paster I have to enter my 'certificate password'. Maybe
is it a parameter to use it in command line?
are you talking about a SSL certificate? you can easyly save a non-
encripted private key with the openssl
SqlAlchemy is not requirement for OpenID but you still need SQL backend
for OpenID. I believe that's only limitation of python-openid library
which might be already addressed and I am not aware about it. My
implementation works properly with MySQL only. I know how to fix SQLite
backend but
2) Your server should remember somehow who and when initiated OpenID
request. So it create OpenID session and saves it to database (OpenID
session usually is encoded into return URL);
I can remember that in the http session (which could be Beakers secure
cookie)
[Fri Jul 17 19:01:43 2009] [error] [client 192.168.1.100] TypeError:
sequence of string values expected, value of type literal found,
referer:http://192.168.1.100/
This seems like the common error in middleware to not return strings
but probably a number in your case.
You could try to wrap
The only thing I can think of is to put a random number in a query
parameter when generating feed URLs. Then the number of active feeds
each month would be the count of unique feed numbers. Or is there a
better way?
route them through feedburner? :)
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