Hello,
Referring to transcript below, the word Aurélien seems to be causing a unicode
error when setting up mailman client.
When I cut it out, it works.
thanks
(venv2.7)ubuntu@server01:~$ bzr branch lp:mailman.client
You have not informed bzr of your Launchpad ID, and you must do this to
wri
I want to run the REST tests against my live Mailman server with its Postfix
mail server and Postgres database, via:
nose2 -v -P rest
After many (many) hours of digging deep and figuring out how it works, I
suspect at this stage that maybe the tests set up their own mock servers? If
so, I’m g
On Dec 12, 2014, at 07:52 AM, Andrew Stuart wrote:
>I want to run the REST tests against my live Mailman server with its Postfix
>mail server and Postgres database, via:
>
>nose2 -v -P rest
>
>After many (many) hours of digging deep and figuring out how it works, I
>suspect at this stage that mayb
Hi Barry
I’m writing an authenticating proxy for the Mailman REST API and want to make
sure everything works as expected against real infrastructure
(Postgres/Postfix/Sqlalchemy/Falcon).
I was hoping that just pointing the REST tests request port to my proxy would
work but no dice - lots of f
At first I thought I had introduced a regression but it's actually just
my name :-)
Don't blame me, I didn't choose it!
(Florian, can you fix that? And by the way my last name is "Bompard",
without the "A")
Thanks !
A.
2014-12-11 21:08 GMT+01:00 Andrew Stuart :
> Hello,
>
> Referring to tra
On Dec 12, 2014, at 08:35 AM, Andrew Stuart wrote:
>I’m writing an authenticating proxy for the Mailman REST API and want to make
>sure everything works as expected against real infrastructure
>(Postgres/Postfix/Sqlalchemy/Falcon).
We definitely want such a proxy. It's always been our intent tha
Andrew Stuart writes:
> I’m writing an authenticating proxy for the Mailman REST API and
> want to make sure everything works as expected against real
> infrastructure (Postgres/Postfix/Sqlalchemy/Falcon).
Determining that "things work as expected against real infrastructure"
is not what the
I have managed to make the existing tests work through my proxy but it was
challenging for a few reasons.
The tests are hard coded to transmit their HTTP requests on port 9001.
The assertEqual in the tests sometimes expect to see JSON data that includes,
in some cases, absolute URLs with hard c
