Graham Dumpleton wrote:Others may know what you are talking about, but I plead ignorance. CanWhat I am trying to achieve: I'm writing a module for our system for managing documents that're attached to records in our database, updates to these documents are recorded into the database along with what user made the user that made the edit, and various other information depending on what type of document (the system manages templates, and mailmerges with virtual .csv files pulling data from the database as well). The directory structure is entirely virtual, the structure on the servers is just a few directories for each type of file, and the files are named after their record in the database. mod_dav implements hooks (see http://mailman.lyra.org/pipermail/dav-dev/2005-April/005926.html), but I'm not a C programmer, so I'd like a these hooks to be able to call python functions instead. Hope that makes sense. Thanks, Matt --
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