#8473: notebook option to upload a .sws file
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Reporter: olazo | Owner: iandrus
Type: enhancement | Status: needs_review
Priority: minor | Milestone: sage-4.7
Component: notebook | Keywords:
Author: Ivan Andrus | Upstream: N/A
Reviewer: Karl-Dieter Crisman | Merged:
Work_issues: |
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Comment(by iandrus):
Replying to [comment:22 kcrisman]:
> Ivan, is it very hard to catch a certain kind of error? I get
{{{
exceptions.IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory:
'Users/.../MAT338Day1-2011.sws'
}}}
> if I try to upload it with
{{{
sage -n upload="Users/.../MAT338Day1-2011.sws"
}}}
That's what I would expect. Such a thing shouldn't work--that it did
before is a mistake :-)
> If I try to upload with
{{{
sage -n upload="/Users/.../MAT338Day1-2011.sws"
}}}
> I get
{{{
The resource /upload_worksheet?url=file:///Users/.../MAT338Day1-2011.sws
cannot be found.
}}}
I was finally able to reproduce this. I'm seeing this problem when
Sage.app is set to be my browser (so it is logged in) and I run `sage
--notebook upload=...` from the command line. In this case SAGE_BROWSER
isn't set correctly so it tries to open the upload page in Safari which
isn't logged in. If I then login in Safari and upload again it works. Is
this the same problem you are seeing?
> So here is what works for me.
> * old patch, not including first slash.
> Here is what doesn't work.
> * old patch with a slash.
> * new patch with or without slash.
> I'm confused. I really wanted to get this all reviewed but have no idea
what is going on, of course.
I don't understand why the old patch would work but not the new one. If
it's not the same problem as above then maybe you could try `sage
--notebook upload=`localhost/Users/...` That also works for me and it may
work better on older versions of OS X.
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