On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 11:14 AM, Matt S Trout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Aug 03, 2008 at 06:30:02PM +0200, Daniel McBrearty wrote:
wait, it is on $self not $c, so my reservations don't really apply.
but what about reall config stuff that can change from one
installation to another
(snip from another thread ...)
You should never, ever EVER access $self-config in a model, view or
controller object.
Your config value will be in $self-{key}.
It's considered normal to do
package My::Controller::Foo;
use strict;
use warnings;
use parent qw(Catalyst::Controller);
wait, it is on $self not $c, so my reservations don't really apply.
but what about reall config stuff that can change from one
installation to another? then you have to do $c-config-{my_var},
right?
On Sun, Aug 3, 2008 at 6:16 PM, Daniel McBrearty
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(snip from another
The usual way to make things like this work is by having a
standardised api. In the case of membership for a website, it might
look something like:
get_unique_user_id # of logged in user
get_username_for_id( id )
Then if a forum has tables such as:
thread - references username
post - ditto
and
my 0.05 (possibly a bit OT) :
I looked previously at a few ways of adding forums etc to the site
using 3rd party code, indeed there are many possibilites (some perl,
some not)
The thing that was always a sticker for me was getting some kind of
logical integration, ie:
1. letting users keep
. Doesn't claco
have a project that addresses that?
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 3:08 PM, Chisel Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 02:21:10PM +0200, Daniel McBrearty wrote:
1. letting users keep existing member and login creds
2. being able to cross ref to other parts of the site
Thanks Matt, I'll definitely try this when I get round to trying to
solve this issue.
Where does MyApp::set_athenticated get called from? when the user logs
in? no, that can't be it ... you're way ahead of me here :-) ...
1. checking whether there is an existing session associated this
1. checking whether there is an existing session associated this username
Session::PerUser ?
I looked briefly at this, but I'm a bit wary because
C::P::Session::Store::Fastmmap warns against being used with it. What
is PerUser doing that is special in that respect, and what is a good
backend
I'm using Cat with a pretty standard configuration of :
Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication
Catalyst::Plugin::Session
Catalyst::Plugin::Session::State::Cookie
Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::FastMmap
to handle login and session management. My login code looks like this:
my $u =
indeed, it is use case dependent.
The use case here is a common one, free content, paid content, you
don't want users giving their creds to all their friends and using it
simultaneously.
(It is at best a first order solution, obviously if it becomes obvious
that a fair percentage are using the
thanks! I've wondered about that. I'd like to see a formal definition
of what does get through that filter. Hard to test it on, say,
Mandarin CHinese when you don't know the language yourself. But I've a
decent database of existing content, I could see if any of that fails
this test.
Thanks!
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From: Daniel McBrearty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [Dbix-class] Re: [Catalyst] untainting utf8
Thanks for the suggestions. Indeed, specifying a list of chars which
is clean (e.g. [a-zA-Z0-9_] for a username in English) is optimum, and
I prefer that. But when you are working with fully multilingual
material, this becomes pretty much impossible. As the site in question
is all about language
yes, that's what I meant. but does using the DBIx::Class construct
sanitise, provide safety and prevent unwanted babies though?
IIRC it does for creating records.
On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 8:10 PM, Ash Berlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5 Jun 2008, at 19:05, Daniel McBrearty wrote:
database
I think there was some discussion over the same error in the POE HTTP
client over on perlmonks that included a this is the line of code that
is wrong. I can't find the link offhand though.
well, I see really three places to look at this:
1. in HTTP::Message - IMO the check on the content is
Not sure who that's pointed at Matt, but if you mean me, sorry for that.
In all honesty, if I could've worked out *what* needed fixing and
where, I would have done so. What I did was at least try to indicate
to people where the error was coming from and why, and what they might
do temporarily in
If you don't want new versions of modules, then *don't upgrade them*.
and when you (or a total newcomer to the language/framework) do a
*new* install? and the latest greatest is broken right out of the
box? looks great, hey?
The code may have been broken - but not so broken that it couldn't
work
Haven't been looking in here for a while, just saw this thread.
I have a multilingual app at http://www.engoi.com which uses Chained
to do this. It works really well, and makes Do Not Repeat Yourself
quite easy to achieve.
In fact, for many actions, *two* languages are selected - the native
and
yeah, I started setting up cat on a new system yesterday and hit this :-(
The salient line seems to be :
HTTP::Message content not bytes at lib/Test/WWW/Mechanize/Catalyst.pm
line 88
I will spend an hour or two on it now, as I hate force installing, but
am starting almost from scratch and don't
://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=34802
I forwarded this to Leon also.
HTH
D
On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 9:30 PM, Daniel McBrearty
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yeah, I started setting up cat on a new system yesterday and hit this :-(
The salient line seems to be :
HTTP::Message content not bytes at lib
and JSON::Any. JSON::XS is one of, if not the, fastest
serializers in all data classes and its utf8 handling is better. JSON
now, IIRC, calls it if it's present instead of its older Perl version.
-Ashley
On Jan 7, 2008, at 7:57 AM, Daniel McBrearty wrote:
Data is actually sent in URI encoded
well, the moral is probably never work on your code when recovering from flu.
It was pretty much a self-induced problem. I have a system where the
user submits a value, and the value is copied back to them. If there
is a network problem with corruption of the data, they will see it, as
the
, Andrew Rodland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 05 January 2008 04:54:59 pm Daniel McBrearty wrote:
well I'm damned, I thought I had this stuff working squeaky clean. But
I was wrong. I actually had two bugs cancelling each other out -
usually.
[snip]
--' [debug] abçöeü
[debug] $VAR1 = ab
because it is utf8? shouldn't it be?
On Jan 6, 2008 1:29 AM, Aristotle Pagaltzis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Daniel McBrearty [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2008-01-06 00:00]:
[debug] abçöeü
[debug] $VAR1 = ab\x{c3}\x{a7}\x{c3}\x{b6}e\x{c3}\x{bc};
[debug] it's UTF8!
Err, why doesn't Dumper say ab\x
so do you mean that Dumper should be seeing and outputting this as a
char sequence? (what it actually shows is a mix of chars and hex
bytes, in fact ...)
On Jan 6, 2008 2:08 PM, Aristotle Pagaltzis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Daniel McBrearty [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2008-01-06 13:30]:
On Jan 6, 2008
In any case the raw HTTP request that leads to all this would be
interesting.
I can tell you that the data in the raw request is just the 9 bytes of
UTF8, exactly as shown by Dumper. I looked at it with wireshark to be
sure.
To give some background, this is getting pulled out of a form by
My experience is that every time I think I -can- make that assumption, later
I end up really wishing I could deploy my app to a sub-URL for testing or
similar.
You may not have such bad luck, but I don't like to take that chance these
days :)
If I hit that one (needing to test code on the
this is really bugging me.
It happens almost every time I update some modules or install cat ...
Called UNIVERSAL::CAN as a function, not a method ... at
Template::Iterator blah blah
about 1000 times in a typical make test.
I did once look for what causes it, it seems to be a rather
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please excuse my muttering to myself here.
the issue seems to be that they did the bugfix with ref not
blessed ... aargh. chromatic's doc does say quite clearly though.
seems to be in two places in TT.
the main reason i'm twittering about it is that if anyone can see that
i am about to make an
in fact, it's done since some time ...
http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=25468
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heh. i'm picturing how that request would have gone over with the
firewall group at the last fortune 500 i worked for.
yes kevin, under those circumstances you likely wouldn't do it that way.
on the other hand, if you are running your app on a server that you
own and do admin for, and don't
The chained thing is probably the single most useful thing in cat IMO
(if it's possible to even make such a dumb call ;)
The way I have come to see it (it took a while, reading discussions
here helped me grasp this) is that the way you design your URI space
is very very fundamental to design of a
I'd love to *get* reaction, but last time I tried (admittedly a long
time back) I had to scrape my brains off the ceiling ... (and I don't
really have enough to go round for that kind of thing) ...
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also very impressive. The web interface is also neat and hadny for
quick checks.
These virtual servers are so good and cheap that you'd be nuts to do
it any other way, unless you are very budget constrained indeed.
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On Dec 16, 2007 7:15 PM, Matt Rosin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What distro are you using I'm curious.
I use a Debian 4.0 image that they had. It's been very good so far. I
always use Deb/Ubuntu pretty much.
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I don't consider this a bug, it's just by way of feedback to the list
and module authors.
I just updated to the latest C::P::Authentication and now get errors
in my login code in some places. My code looks basically like this
(simplified a bit) :
sub login Chained('/') Args(0) : {
# first
I still had
-Authentication::Credential::Password
-Authentication::Store::DBIC
in the modules list, from the old setup. Removing these seems to have
fixed the problem.
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