I was experimenting with quixote/config.py from Quixote 2.1 and found the dump() method raises an Attribute error unless check_session_addr is explicitly defined in the arguments to instantiation of a Config instance. The root cause is that the global variable CHECK_SESSION_ADDR is not defined. The same is true of 2.0, but the CHANGES file suggests CHECK_SESSION_ADDR was removed between 2.0a5 and 2.0. Looks to me like the config_vars list shouldn't include the string 'check_session_addr' (line 107).
I'm a newcomer to Quixote and at first, I thought the Config class defined in quixote/config.py was deprecated, but I see it is imported by both publish.py and publish1.py, so I assume this error is worth addressing. Since CHECK_SESSION_ADDR has been removed, is there a standard method for requiring that a given session cookie always is submitted from the same IP address (I haven't examined the session code yet) or has this been discarded as a bad idea? There was a discussion on this topic on the mod_python list a few months back, but I didn't find one applying Google to the Quixote-users list archive. -al Al Pacifico Seattle, WA _______________________________________________ Quixote-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mems-exchange.org/mailman/listinfo/quixote-users
