On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 9:48 PM, C Anthony Risinger <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 2:17 PM, lkcl luke <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> okay! right. i now have working code: >> git clone git://pyjs.org/pyjamaswebwiki > > i think you mean `pyjamasgitwiki`, and you forgot the `/git/` dir ... > (we should remove that extra /git/ dir anyway, git requests have a > specific signature that's easy to match, should we move to an http > solution [inevitable]): > > git clone git://pyjs.org/git/pyjamasgitwiki > > ... is proper URI. > >> it's based on simplewiki, modified to have a "save" button, and the >> back-end uses dulwich (which is a complete bitch, btw).rather than >> save to the local filesystem i faked up adding a file to the index. >> destroyed several git object stores before getting this right :) >> >> so, although i'd _like_ to add this to the pyjamas repository, so that >> the wiki files actually live *in* the pyjamas repository, to be really >> blunt i don't trust the code yet not to completely fuck up the pyjamas >> repository. >> >> so, for a while, i'll run them in tandem (the new one and ikiwiki) - >> see how people get on. they'll operate off the same wiki git >> repository. > > i couldn't get this running ... > > ) `static` symlink tries to be created everytime > ) `cjson` doesn't exist in 2.7 IIRC ... either way should try `json` > ) `dulwich` maybe not exist > ) config not exist ....
/etc/pyjamas/services.ini [wiki] git = /home/lkcl/src/pyjamaswiki/wiki defaultpage = index > ) wtf? global config? nay solves problem of having to start up with a script with hardcoded paths in it. > ) doesnt create new repo on init no - it's to reference the existing one > ) you committed hardcode path to /home/lkcl ... > ) commited a bunch of junk? test*.py and PythonCGIServer.py? > ) run_server.sh has an arg ... hardcoded path, doesnt respect it anyway .... oh look, a hard-coded path. > ) because of ^^^ all relative paths break (must be in output dir when ran) > ) loads/dumps not encode/decode que? oh probably. the code which got cut/paste is fairly old. l.
