be established beyond loopback interface?
Not by default no. Your host may have other ideas about letting
traffic through to unknown ports though. You may want to check that
they don't have a firewall running that will stop you getting access
to 8080.
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they seem to have moved.
However, there's a nice little tutorial to get you started here:
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There were some docs on the
official docs site, but with a reshuffle they seem to have moved.
Found them (I can't have looked too hard! :) -
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the nice guide.
Thanks, glad you like it. Part 2 is nearly ready and will be
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TurboMail happy
when using KID templates outside of a request with sessions enabled.
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seems to work? Does the
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one of
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I also took a look at the cherrypy documenation, but their rewrite rule
line doesn't work for me:
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should be able to set server.socket_host to 127.0.0.1 in your
dev/prod.cfg. That way the cherrypy server is bound specifically to
the local loopback device and you shouldn't be able to access the
server via a public ip address.
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, storage on the
filesystem is probably the best solution. If not, maybe storage in
the DB is the best solution.
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class1s = MultipleJoin('class1')
You then access all class1's that reference a particular class2 like this:
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* identity.form.submit
You'll then just need to change your login template to match your
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This uri seems like wrong to me...
try this:
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The original URI is correct. On windows you need to substitute C| for
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words in SQL, but no
they don't need to use different names. The User and Group classes
use sqlmeta to change their table names to tg_user and tg_group so
there are no naming clashes.
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to suggest a very similar method that I wrote up a few weeks ago.
http://www.splee.co.uk/2006/08/14/custom-dispatcher-in-cherrypy/
It achives much the same thing in a slightly different way.
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be an anonymous function you declare in
place or the name of a function that you've written.
See the drag and drop example on the mochikit website to see how it's
used there.
http://www.mochikit.com/examples/draggable/index.html
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the favicon from being requested/sent.
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if it lost something with this. If it didn't
then I believe it is safe to have it merged. I can't test other templating
systems right now -- but I'm willing to test Markup ASAP.
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every time someone expands/colapses a branch.
JavaScript is the only way to do it without a page refresh as it's the
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stuck in and create a patch... I would like
this functionality sooner rather than later.
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this won't be needed, but at the moment
if you use -U without the -f the highest version that easy_install
will find will be the 0.8 releases.
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Also, I would suggest going with TurboGears 0.9 (the preview
release)[1] personally. All the new stuff is stable but one of the
only reasons that a beta or RC release hasn't been made is because the
documentation needs to catch up first.
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the traceback isn't being generated by your controller method and
there could be any number of reasons why that is... without the
traceback we can't really help.
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.has_key and
when you try to access it.
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the same thing is also a bad idea. I
guarantee it will confuse issues for people. Of all the questions
I've been asked on IRC, I've never been asked to any length what
@expose does so it must make sense for the majority.
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on creation. Check out the
IdentityManagement page[1] on trac for clues to achieve this.
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= BLOBCol()
meta = ForeignKey(FileMeta)
Note: I re-wrote this from memory in gmail, so forgive me if it's not 100%.
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[1]: http://www.sqlobject.org/SQLObject.html#column-types
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code. :)
Also, there may be an exception that makes more sense than a
ValueError.
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things down
considerably.
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SELECT
statement for each row.
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of the information is, then you should be ok. It
sounds like an ideal solution to use a custom provider for integrating
your existing information into turbogears.
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Is this the comment in base template issue that I fixed in Kid 0.9.3?
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is going to cause you more trouble than it's
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If you do decide to use it you'd basically be looking at using the
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) = splittype(uri)
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template is indeed called testpage.kid your @expose should be
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The command to upgrade should be:
easy_install -Uf http://www.turbogears.org/preview/download/ TurboGears
Make sure the /download/ part of the URL is there otherwise you don't
get the upgrade :)
(and remember if you're running a mac or *nix to use your --script-dir
option too)
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I think Kevin has mentioned a consultants page for the website before,
but I'm yet to find the page myself.
*Blatant self promotion follows*
I'm a freelance consultant and I specialise in TG applications - feel
free to email me and we can discuss your needs.
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Ed,
Do you have xcode (which provides GCC 4.0 IIRC) installed?
http://developer.apple.com/tools/
You need your apple id to download it, and it's quite hefty - I think
it will solve your problem though.
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potentially yield multiple SQLObjects. .get()
returns the SQLObject with the given id.
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On 6/28/06, Jorge Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hi Jorge,
Hi Lee
There are a few of us who are able to OP ourselves should the occasion
arise. We just don't see there being any point in being OP'd the
entire time.
Irronically I
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In case it's just my problem, has anyone managed to get 0.9a6 to
install on Debian?
You need to make sure you have python2.4-dev installed.
sudo apt-get install python2.4-dev
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the .count()
function doesn't retrieve all the objects, just the number of rows the
selectresults object Obj.select() would retrieve.
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this morning I downloaded a .deb
and managed to get the source from that.
I should have replied here, but I got caught up in what I was doing, I
appreciate the effort though!
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of the entire app.
The largest my app has ever got to was 45mb and it was doing some
pretty heavy db work. That's not to say that it can't/won't get
larger depending on what your app does though.
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Does anyone have a copy of PyTextile (even if it's not quite the
latest one). The author's site has dissapeared into the ether and I
can't find a mirror of the file anywhere. I don't particularly feel
like re-writing the lib. :)
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Elvelind's example is correct. The SQLObject docs have a lot of info
about using .select().
http://www.sqlobject.org/SQLObject.html#selecting-multiple-objects
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Very tasty Richard. I think I may use this in Arkivo to control the
IRC bot entirely via TurboGears.
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Arkivo also now has Trac @ http://arkivo.python-hosting.com. If you
find any issues feel free to leave a ticket. :)
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almost
there... the hard part (i.e. connecting and maintaining the channels)
is done so I just have to move my original event code over. A slight
change to the DB schema and the front end, and we'll be sorted. I
should have something up and running by the end of the week.
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probably get around to it this weekend at the
earliest... well, maybe earlier if I get sidetracked enough. :)
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see whether or not
we use it.
If I remember correctly #cherrypy isn't freenode? I'll have to tweak
the bot's code so that it can connect to different networks to get
#cherrypy logged. I'll take a look into it for you. Multiple
networks would be quite a cool feature anyway.
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as a continuous process, so when you make changes to
controller.py it can't reload them on the fly without reloading
everything. A PHP script is read every time it is accessed because
it's not a continuously running process, hence the ability to refresh
quicker.
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a public SVN/Trac system up
and running so you can get hold of the code and submit tickets.
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class stuff(SQLObject):
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I can get one set up before the end of the week. I had one running
originally, but it was taken down along with my old server and I never
got around to firing it up again.
Lee
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It would be useful to have an IRC logger like Django [1].
Cheers,
On 4/4/06, hazy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take Rico's LiveGrid, for example,
http://openrico.org/rico/livegrid.page. Quite a fantastic peice of
programming I think everyone will agree.
Rico's LiveGrid is simply javascript. You should have absolutely no
problem including Rico in your TG
On 3/26/06, Steve Bergman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The app that I am developing currently has a requirement for easy
deployment. That means SQLite instead of PostgreSQL, and I'd like to
use CherryPy directly without any other dependencies. But it does need
SSL, at least for the login
This looks great. Now I just need to get my Mac
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You need to wrap your javascript in CDATA tags, like so:
script type=text/javascript![CDATA[
function init() {
for(var i=0;i10;i++){}
}
]]/script
This will stop Kid from having issues with inline javascript.
Hope this helps,
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Hi
Is someone looking at this issue? I'm not able to finish the the wiki
tutorial on tg 0.9 in linux or using the wiki20.tgz file that can be
downloaded from the website. Anyone has similar issues?
If no one is already looking at the problem
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subversion/libsvn_ra_dav/util.c:780: (apr_err=175002)
svn: REPORT request failed on '/svn/turbogears/!svn/vcc/default'
subversion/libsvn_ra_dav/util.c:295: (apr_err=175002)
svn: REPORT of '/svn/turbogears/!svn/vcc/default': 400 Bad
And me :)
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Sign me up for LDAP testing too. :)
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On 2/24/06, Bob T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am I doing something wrong, or is the preview site trying to give me
0.8.9?
No, you're not doing anything wrong, it seems setuptools is. I had a
similar problem this morning. If you make sure that you're in a
directory that neither contains a
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http://www.turbogears.org/download/index.html --script-dir
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The problem here is that you are using the URL for 0.8. 0.9 is only
available via the preview site at the moment. Your
You will need to update setuptools using ez_setup.py (there is a link
to that file on the Turbogears downloads page[1]).
python ez_setup.py -U setuptools
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-Brian Zhou
Correct, it should be a simple case of checking out the SVN tag for
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Cheers for that. Is there any way I can allow access to a whole top
level network, e.g. 192.*.*.* ?
You should be able to do it in the same manner:
192.0.0.0/8
However, the above is in fact invalid if you're using those addresses
on a private
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But now I have to swear.
There really is no need for that kind of language. We may not all be
adults on this list (the younger people start programming the better
imho) and a little bit of forethought and decorum is called for.
I
Gary,
I'll make sure that this gets looked at for you.
Lee
I get every email delivered to my gmail account and let gmail thread
them for me. I also have filters set up so every group email is
automatically labelled Turbogears and archived. That way your inbox
is clear and you don't get thousands of message notifications per day
and you can also see how
On 2/12/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really like that one Kevin use in the first screencast (wiki20) I was
almost as impress with it then TG :p
Yes, TextMate looks great and if you check out the screen cast on
their website you can see how powerful it is. Kevin's
On 2/12/06, João Paulo Silva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why just don't use the Wiki for the documentation? It works better for
several reasons (collaboration, error correction...).
They only work better if someone is dedicated to removing all the
cruft, making sure edits aren't made to
On 2/11/06, Simon Belak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
5: Some work into alternative mapping schemes would be good.
How are we on Routes integration?
As Kevin said, I have some measure of Routes integration but it is by
not yet finished. Once I get it to a stage where it's releaseable
into the
On 2/10/06, thesmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, is it possible to allow access to a whole subnet, eg. 192.168.0.*,
ideally from the command line when calling 'tg-admin toolbox'.
Currently I have a large number of '-c's.
Yes, you should be able to do:
tg-adming toolbox -c 192.168.0.0/24
On 2/9/06, Victor Kryukov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I'm trying the SPE which has tabs for different docs and all kind
of other goodies... No kid/html support though.
I've started using SPE for my main stuff (and if anyone knows how it
might be possible to get tg-admin shell working in the
On 2/9/06, Gary Godfrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my opinion, the primary competition for TurboGears is not php - it's
the web frameworks like phpnuke, drupal and Joomla!/Mambo. The nice
thing about these is that you're running right out of the box (no
programming) and it's very easy to
On 2/8/06, Mike Orr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I know it's something to do with the connection. I had to use the
same shell debugging to determine my earlier problems with the ignored
config file and the missing hub import. My tables are MyISAM. Is
there a bug in notrans_mysql: ?
It
On 2/8/06, Michele Cella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS
Why many people are still using @expose and not @validate for forms and
validators? :D
Because it was never publicised very much. I read this list
religiously (apart from a brief period during christmas where i mearly
skimmed it) and I
On 2/8/06, Michele Cella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspected this, when I get home late today I will make a wiki page
that lists some of the new feature you can use (for those running 0.9)
to make your code more pleasant. :-)
In the words of Mr. Burns: Excelent, Smithers!
On 2/8/06, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've gathered that sourceforge changed something on their end. You
should be able to easy_install this link:
http://switch.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/docutils/docutils-0.4.tar.gz
Either that or use easy_setup.py[1] to install the
On 2/7/06, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Things will likely be in flux for a couple of hours, and then it will
hopefully be possible to call use_old_widgets while you make the
transition.
Gah, too late! :)
On 2/7/06, Robert Hicks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Correct me if I am wrong but when I check out the low end Python
support for hosting companies Python is always offered as a cgi and not
as mod_python.
So what I am hearing is nope.
Both python-hosting[1] and develix[2] (to name only two)
Mike,
Can you import other stuff from turbogears in the python shell? e.g.
import turbogears.widgets or from turbogears import controllers?
If so, can you paste the output of ls in the
turbogears/fastdata/templates directory?
If not then something is seriously amiss and I would try starting
On 2/7/06, Mike Sarahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
importing other turbogears stuff worked just fine, still nothing on the
sitetemplate. Here's the ls in
$HOME/lib/lib/python2.4/site-packages/TurboGears.../turbogears/fastdata/templates
total 28
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mikez0r pg4915910 2006-02-06
On 2/6/06, reflog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is that true? NO normal way of implementing this?
That sounds very discouraging... :(
There's no such thing as no normal way, especially if you can create
a patch ;)
If you open a ticket with the requirements someone might be able to
make this work
If you go to your TG SVN checkout directory there should be a
thirdparty dir. In there you will have a cherrypy dir.
Once you are in that directory, run:
easy_install .
Remeber to use any combo of commands you would normally use
(--script-dir and sudo).
Lee
Are you certain you've installed the latest version of turbokid?
Switch to plugins\kid and run
easy_install .
Remeber to use your easy_install arguments (--script-dir, sudo, etc)
as you did with python setup.py develop in the root TG dir.
Lee
On 2/5/06, Elvelind Grandin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
for me it takes 0.2 sec to restart cherrypy, even if it takes much
longer to start it.
The only problem is, as Kevin said, if you have multiple requests at
once, especially if you have a lot of images and ajax requests going
on at the same
On 2/5/06, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Without subclassing DataGrid, is it possible to show an image for each value
of a boolean column in a DataGrid?
You could just create an instance and overwrite the .template
attribute. Just copy/paste the template into your controller from the
On 2/5/06, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You pay the plane tickets and I'll pay you the coffee ;-)
As tempting as that sounds, I'm not sure I'd want to stump up that
much for a cup of coffee... if I want to get ripped off I can just
head down to my local insert coffee franchise here. ;)
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