where SSL would be really a big
plus on security and would make my client eyes shine a bit more with this
technology ;-)
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by their respective layer.
With regards to your problem #1, have you tried writing:
Location /~simonb/crc/tg
instead of
Location /~simonb/crc/tg/
? It might solve that as well...
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Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With regards to your problem #1, have you tried writing:
Location /~simonb/crc/tg
instead of
Location /~simonb/crc/tg/
? It might solve that as well...
Sorry, I missed editing the line:
RequestHeader set CP-Location /~simonb/crc/tg
will setup my server for SSL and see how it works. I
thought I'd have to make some change, as with CP... But I believe that I can
work like you said, with Apache proxying things, as I do with Zope.
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with the widget instance
instead of within the decorator...
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.
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Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm using TurboGears 0.8a4 and I'd like to know what is the best way to deploy
user authentication and authorization to access specific parts of the website
with this version. I'd like to avoid upgrading to 0.9 to use the Identity
code, but if it's
configuration, creating
layouts fro complex reports, etc. ;-))
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the definitions
from this filter, so that I can specify a default restriction and fine tune
them on each method where this was different...)
Anyway, it would just help a little... I've added the decorator to all
methods now.
But, I am still interested on this for other projects.
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if the return from this function was True you'd be granted access,
otherwise denied access? It sounds OK to me -- for now. :-)
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:
@identity.require(group=[groupA, groupB, groupC])
Here, either the user is in groupA or he's simultaneously in groupB and
groupC.
I believe the changes to the filter used wouldn't be too big this way.
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. :-)
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turbogears.identity.model.somodel.* wouldn't be too
hard to accomplish that.
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.
Thanks, Jeff!
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Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've updated to rev. 244, but it still won't work with prod.cfg. Am I the
lucky one to have this bug? :-)
Just to close this thread:
I missed adding
identity.on=True
identity.failure_url=/login
at my prod.cfg, even though I had a big
Michael Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Excellect, that way we can use retina scan info :-)
/me thinking about a PAM plugin (using pyPAM, of course) to plug into
identity... ;-) We can have DNA auth...
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)
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.
Does anyone have a problem with *uglifying* the class names with an SO prefix?
Jeff,
Why not using TgUser, TgGroup and TgPermission? They are specific to
TurboGears, after all...
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- is it fairly straightforward to add ssl to a site? if a server is
serving up several sites with several different domains, can each site have
its own certificate?
Not with just one IP, as you know it is impossible with any technology.
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the segment lifetime.
You can read more about this state here
(http://www.embedded.com/story/OEG20020627S0027) and on other articles on the
Internet.
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is happening on his message.
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Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How can you get to answer to 2 simultaneous clients on the same port at the
same time without multicast/broadcast then? Threads allow you to run
concurrent things but they don't magically turn your physical medium into
something that can carry more
your
expression. Don't forget creating the necessary indices or your performance
will be low.
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8+, but how's it
for other SQLObject supported RDBMSs?
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them
today... I agree that you loose portability, but if it is too important...
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this for the production server, but that's just it...).
Thanks in advance,
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Jared Kuolt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jorge, what version are you running? I haven't been having this
problem, though I've been using an IP address on 0.8a4.
SVN r.258.
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/http://my.site.com instead of http://my.site.com/ only.
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Hi!
Where can I configure the columns I want to show in a datagrid and their
presentation names? I've tried configuring it in CatWalk, but it only worked
there and I have all columns shown up in my code.
TIA,
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Hi!
I've added ticket #172 with a LSB compliant initscript for Linux. Using it
for other Unix variants should work and if it doesn't I believe that just
small adjusts need to be made.
I hope it helps.
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a function 'uniqueid' for this purpose, but I
haven't hanged around in python enough to know anything equivalent...
What's the implementation of uniqueid? Some random number?
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it out again... :-(
Sorry for not helping with that.
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overwritten when you upgrade an egg
% unzip -t Controles_STCP-1.0-py2.4.egg | grep cfg
%
There's no configuration file inside the egg, so you have to copy it by hand.
Take a look at http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/wiki/DeployWithAnEgg
Be seeing you,
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Arnar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 01 Dec 2005 18:17:46 -0200, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are you proxying behind Apache or something? If so, this would make
sense
Yes.
You should be able
Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Arnar, can you add your comments later? I'll post the ticket number here.
http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/179
It's ticket #179.
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/nextgenerationurls
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that. I haven't tried it. :-)
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this... BUT, the content doesn't appear.
Is there any way to either pass the variable to a JS function (please, note
the use of both and ' what makes it difficult to use py:attrs...) or to
just insert the onload when the condition is true?
TIA,
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, Jeff, and I'll see what I
can do.
Thanks!
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or with Jeff's code.
I'll try more things and try googling more, with parts of your solution and
Jeff's to help.
Thanks again,
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for the dynamic value
- It's easy to do something with the data outside JavaScript using only XML
machinery (XSLT even).
I'll keep that in mind!
Thanks!
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submitted with code by the end of the
week (gotta get the programmer who worked on it to submit it).
Can you also, please, make an announce here?
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/a/span
/div
Is it the DateTimeCol 's that are giving JSON grief now? I really
appreciate your help. Thanks,
You're returning an instance of your User class, not its data. Try returning
a list or dictionary instead (I believe I use dicts, but I have to look in my
code ;-))
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(datetime.datetime.now())).hexdigest()
slug
'684a0195179447705f07fc205f32f74c'
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:
body py:match=item.tag=='{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}body'
So I really expected having it changed somehow.
Maybe the logic is for everything inside this element. So I'd have to change
html to be able to change body inside of it, but I haven't tried it. :-)
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some special chars). I see now.
I believe this is so application dependent that I don't see where I would use
that in one of the last 5 apps that I wrote with TG. But then, if I had that,
maybe I thought different. :-)
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Michele Cella [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
@identity.require( user=molly elizabeth watkins )
def born(self):
print Congratulations Jeff!!
@turbogears.expose()
def me_too(self):
print Congratulations Jeff!
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of the docs!
Jared,
I've added an initscript for running it automagically on Linux as well.
It's on ticket #172 (http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/172). Feel
free to use it.
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If you have more information, please add to that ticket.
I suppose it is related to the new implicit transactions...
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to my interactive development environment).
There's also the problem of keeping other configuration files, such as
Apache's vhosts. I believe that a 'conf' directory would be handy for this
kind of organization.
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to offer than to see what
Rails has to offer.
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number of input fields).
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allow me to insert a new line
(e.g. with a context menu or a button) and put it inside a datagrid or insert
the current line into the database before creating a new row on the table...
TIA,
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, name-2,
title-2, etc.).
It might be the easiest solution...
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/tglogos/big/tglogo-buttons.jpg).
Specially the G-gear with other gears. I'm more for the fisrt version of the
under the hood button (the one with green background) than the second one.
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have form
elements, than it will probably do.
I'm trying a JavaScript approach for now, but if it gets too difficult to me,
I'll split the form in two parts and then I can go with Python + Kid. But
I'll take a look at your code before. I've marked the message.
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and I'm more of
a learn by example person.
The wiki can help a lot.
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but tying it with LDAP isn't all that hard
(at least, codes where I used Python + LDAP weren't hard to write).
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. It is not hard to
implement using JavaScript + JSON, but having them on TG Standard Library
would be a huge plus. :-) Integration with FormEncode is an invaluable
addition.
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Jared Kuolt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Funny that you mention that. I was going to release mine tonight! I've
got a pretty basic engine going on, but it's going to be
full-featured.
Cool!
This is something I'd like using here... :-)
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you a minor working copy.
:-) I don't mind. I think that other people doing their project wouldn't
mind as well, since this is a very good way to check features and
implementations.
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I'm not a PHP fan, but... http://www.symfony-project.com/
Their idea of a daily tutorial is interesting. It's an expansion of
screencasts. :-)
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Elvelind Grandin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
that is just the default html/xhtml format to send kid pages in.
0.9 will (svn does) contain a rss/atom feed generator.
Cool! What we have to do to use it?
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koorb [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
- http://koorb.co.uk/static/images/tglogos/gold-1.png
and another for good measure
- http://koorb.co.uk/static/images/tglogos/gold-2.png
Very good! Specially the second! :-) Congratulations!
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support from DH.
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with
a date format other than en? ;-) It would be very interesting if those locale
dependant parts were overridable.
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plays it very well. ;-)
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XHTML / XML / HTML /... output if worth this extra
work (just two keys: SHIFT + !) ;-)
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and having to commit them *outside* of any method is
really weird...
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can come up with something for it once I take a look at how I18N work with
TG. ;-)
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Alvin Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was planning on working on integrating FCKeditor. After that, I was
going to start working on a configurable grid. If anybody is already
What are you calling configurable grid? :-) What is going to be
configurable?
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and then:
class TextField(Widget):input_type=text
class PasswordField(Widget):input_type=password
class HiddenField(Widget):input_type=hidden
class FileField(Widget):input_type=file
+1 for that kind of change.
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, but automatically choosing the language is also
desirable.
Did I say it is very good? ;-)
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to translate potfiles, not
just TG potfiles, but any potfile... It would help a lot with other
translation projects, specially the google start.
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of the default choice.
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be as
simple as possible to make things fast.
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Richard (koorb) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[1] http://koorb.co.uk/static/images/tglogos/layout-2.png
+1
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/TurboGears/trunk/turbogears/command/base.py,
line 230, in main
longest = max([len(key) for key in commands.keys()])
ValueError: max() arg is an empty sequence
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friendly. Anyone got any reasons
why we choose the one we are using?
What problem did you have?
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. It fixed the problem. I was just updating until now... Next time,
if this happens again, I'll remember running setup.py again. :-)
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From the Expat Error, I believe I could try fixing that adding something on my
DTD... I'll try pointing to some local DTD to allow the validation, but since
neither Kid nor tidy choke on those, it should pass...
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for
that?
I'm thinking about using reportlab, but I haven't stopped to think on how I'm
going to integrate it with TG to, preferably, generate those on the fly,
filling some blanks...
TIA,
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.
The CalendarDatePicker widget that's available with the Toolbox demo allows it
without any problem... I've just tried that because I use the same JavaScript
by hand...
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on these three platforms, to me at least.
Do you have an alternative browser to test?
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their *written* permission.
Also, complying with their 'copyright' notice on the HTML code seems a bit too
much to me. Keeping it with the script or adding it when there's embedded
data sounds OK, but adding it to each and every HTML page...
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, use it). Besides
that, we should also allow passing the language as a parameter, either to
override the configuration file or to allow I18N of these very specific
things. Having this enable, will allow users to enter dates their 'natural'
way and having it to work.
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a
globally accessible method to select the date in a way that is very
hard to get wrong, i.e. a Javascript calendar that falls back to select
boxes to remain usable without Javascript, would be, in my opinion, a
reasonable option.
I agree with you.
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://www.csscripting.com/css-multi-column/
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white background... (Why does everybody assume our background is
white when it causes so much pain in the eyes after 14h in front of the
screen?)
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confidence in potential users.
I see that as a good decision to keep both and wrap them until the one with
more features or Safari gets fixed...
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? Like widgets.SelectField(options=options_b, multiple=True, ...)
How about an additional option to say how many visible options there will be
at once? Something to tell the number of rows the listbox will use.
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it doesn't have a label or any visible position so
there *is* no where to put it in a table!
I meant putting it together with the next/previous element that was laid out
on a cell... Not creating a new line to put it in.
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Jared Kuolt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 19 Dec 2005 16:32:58 -0200, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about an additional option to say how many visible options there will be
at once? Something to tell the number of rows the listbox will use.
I'm not sure I understand what you
.
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? As if made of stainless steel and very polished? :-) I think it
would be more readable...
How I wished I could do things like that... *sigh* But then, I'm an engineer
not a designer... One can't do all things :-)
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an abstraction layer that
could help implementing an alternative interface, even though TG is now 100%
towards web interfaces.
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option that is bundled
with TG with the new one that works with Safari?
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widget was something I
threw together as a way to test javascript/css support.
The simpler one worked on all browsers, the actual calendar didn't. On the
other hand, you use Safari... How does it work for you? Can you see the drop
downs? Can you drag it around?
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TIA,
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