I'm using py.log for logging and I find that I end up having the
following pattern emerge within my code (influenced by
http://agiletesting.blogspot.com/2005/06/keyword-based-logging-with-py-library.html):
def foo(**kwargs):
log.foo(kwargs)
#body form
This led me to believe that I could
I feel so stupid... lol... now why didn't I think of that?
Thanks Alex.
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Thanks guys,
Incidentally, I had already tried setting the env variable $http_proxy
but that didn't seem to work.
That being said, I'm moving this discussion to the distutils-SIG
mailing list while I carry out some tests.
Thanks again.
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It appears that it was my proxy config that was flakey. setup tools
works like a charm. :$
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I've recently configured my network such that I use squid as a http
proxy. I'd now like to be able to use setuptools and ez_setup via this
proxy. Is this possible? If so, how do I do it?
The most that the setuptools documentation says is
(http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/setuptools):
Hi Guys,
I've been used to deploying code to the production server by checking
out of subversion and manually sorting out any kinks. (yes, I know, it
sounds primitive)
I realize I'm losing so much time I could spend more productively. I'd
therefore like to know the different approaches you guys
1. How are you transmitting your SMSs?
Currently, a number of different gateways are being used: 2 provide a
SOAP web service interface, 1 other provides a REST based web service.
A transaction using the SOAP web services takes 3-5 seconds to complete
(from the point of calling the method to
Thanks for the whitepapers and incredibly useful advice. I'm beginning
to get a picture of what I should be thinking about and implementing to
achieve this kind of scalability. Before I go down any particular
route here's a synopsis of the application.
1)User requests are received only during
Hi guys,
My situation is as follows:
1)I've developed a service that generates content for a mobile service.
2)The content is sent through an SMS gateway (currently we only send
text messages).
3)I've got a million users (and climbing).
4)The users need to get the data a minimum of 5 seconds
I've tried using the path module and it works like a *charm*.. plus my
code is cleaner and clearer.. :)
The list comprehension using os.stat() works well though I had to call
an additional reverse() on the resultant list so that I could get the
list in order of newest first.
So, in conclusion,
Just to clarify:
Newest== modified last
The processing\sorting should apply to all the files found recursively
during the entire walk.
That being said, thanks for all the responses. I'll test the code
shortly and get back to everyone.
ps. This is why comp.lang.python is truly the greatest list
This feels like a stupid question but I'll ask it anyway.
How can I process files chronologically (newest last) when using
os.walk()?
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I realize that I forgot to post the sample code:). Below is my
implementation:
#DSL data
#123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890,
dsldata=(
'SVCLFOWLER 10101MS0120050313.',
'SVCLHOHPE 10201DX0320050315',
Hi,
I recently read Martin Fowler's article on language workbenches and
domain specific
languages(http://www.martinfowler.com/articles/languageWorkbench.html).
I then had the pleasure of reading Rainer Jowsig's implementation of
the sample in
It was 2a.m I was writing my first enterprise scale application in
Python the logic just flowed from my mind onto the keyboard and was
congealed into the most beautiful terse lines of code I had ever
seen...
It was 3a.m I knew I had to sleep work the next day or rather,
in a few
Recently I read Charming Python: Implementing Weightless Threads
(http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-pythrd.html) by
David D.
I'm not an authority on threading architectures so I'd like to ask the
following:
1)What is the difference (in terms of performance,
Thanks. I'll definitely look into it. I actually got distracted while
investigating Pyro(http://pyro.sourceforge.net/) to see if I could
achieve the same results... It seems like a lighter weight more
accessible solution than STAF (at least for my immediate needs)..
I'll update you with my
Hello Hackers,
I'm developing a large scale distributed service and part of the
requirement is that I be able to monitor clients in a very granular
way.
To this end, I'd like to know if there is any way to get a list of all
the processes running on a remote client\machine. I need to be able to
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