#8473: Make .sws files clickable
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Reporter: olazo |
Owner: iandrus
Type: enhancement |
Status: needs_work
Priority: minor |
Milestone: sage-4.7
Component: notebook |
Keywords:
Author: Ivan Andrus |
Upstream: N/A
Reviewer: Karl-Dieter Crisman |
Merged:
Work_issues: document option, only require login when it should be |
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Changes (by kcrisman):
* status: needs_review => needs_work
Comment:
> > > * I also discovered what might be a bug, or maybe it's a feature...
trying to upload a file via `./sage -n /path/to/sws.sws` asks for a new
password for admin. That is really annoying, esp. if this is only
supposed to work on a local machine anyway!
> >
> > I think what's happening here is it's starting a new notebook server
with /path/to/sws.sws as it's directory or something. I think that's why
it's asking for a password.
Yeah, you're right - I found a random new sagenb folder there!
One thing that happens is that your thing checks whether ANY other Sage
server is running with the same folder of worksheets. But I had a
different Sage version already running through my usual
!sage_notebook.sagenb, and that caused an error since it didn't have the
syntax, I guess. I don't know that that's a bug.
I think that the extra `/` is causing problems, though. Here are two
things. The second one works.
{{{
Downloads/sage-4.7.alpha1/sage -n upload="/Users/.../MAT338Day1-2011.sws"
Downloads/sage-4.7.alpha1/sage -n upload="Users/.../MAT338Day1-2011.sws"
}}}
I think that one too many `/`s is messing things up. But the first one IS
the full path to the file, so this could be very confusing. After all,
{{{
Downloads/sage-4.7.alpha1/sage -n upload="~/Downloads/MAT338Day1-2011.sws"
}}}
gives
{{{
exceptions.IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory:
'/~/Downloads/MAT338Day1-2011.sws'
}}}
So we can't use that syntax for the local directory either. Clearly the
extra `/` isn't helping.
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