Hi, I recently started to work with Pylons and I'm a little confused
about the routing settings that Pylons use. As far as I read, in order
to serve a certain page as default(eg when accessing localhost:5000 ),
one must add a routing "rule" in appName/config/routing.py. The code
should look something like
"map.connect('/', controller='hello', action='index')". However, the
application I need to work on does not have this rule and yet when
accessing localhost:5000 I'm directed to a login page automatically.
So is there another way to achieve this? I'm really confused on how
the pages are served in the browser, as I am used to the "look for
index.php/asp/etc" rule that usually apply for most languages. If
someone would explain this to me I'd really appreciate it. Thanks a
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