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I noticed (in the blog post) that the configuration takes secrets directly in
the configuration. I don't like to have secret config files, and just one
secret infects the whole file. For this reason I like to have an option to put
New submission from Ian Bicking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
You might want to look at INITools (http://svn.colorstudy.com/INITools/trunk)
for configuration parsing, as it allows things similar to what zc.buildout does
in configuration files, extending other files and variable interpolation
ed.
Routes basically gives you a way to write translations from the URL to
objects. Though even then in Pylons it relies on controllers to even
more translation work, though pointing routes directly at models would
be entirely possible.
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x27;s text search indexes, but other kinds of more strict
indexes also make sense. It would be very handy to have an index that
wasn't tied to the ZODB, a database, or anything else. (It could be
implemented using the ZODB or a database, of course.)
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call __geitem__ the whole way through the model graph until we
> either exhaust the path or find an item that doesnt have a __getitem__
> or whose __getitem__ raises a KeyError. The "next" name becomes the
> view name. Any leftover path elements become a "subpath". It
needs
documenting and review
(http://www.openplans.org/projects/cabochon/project-home) but while it
handles notifications and events (as do several other systems), that
doesn't cover reindexing the site. And then you also need a set of
useful endpoints, but those can grow over time.
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Chris McDonough wrote:
> Does this make more sense now? Say yes even if it doesn't because this
> took a lot of typing. ;-)
Yes ;)
You can leverage your typing by copying that into the docs too ;)
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that I'm forgetting. (If there's actually platform-dependent files in
there, if not it'd be nice to leave out the platform entirely.)
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the cheese shop: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/WSGIProfile
I've also started a little documentation at
http://wsgiprofile.pepper-box.com/
Stephen Emslie
On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 4:08 PM, Ian Bicking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Pavel Skvazh wrote:
>> I'm having problem
nce we know it is possible, then
> > packaging BFG and its full dependency set into a ZIP file would be the
> > next step.
>
> I wonder how much this is actually worth persuing before GAE has support
> for C-extensions such as zope.component?
>
If you wait for that, yo
hould be a first-class patter.
Also, at least half the time or more I think a function is going to be
registered. There seems to be a class bias in several places, though maybe
I'm misreading that.
An ambiguity: for this case, do you plug in the render function, a
load_template function, a
:
>
> Are there any speed-comparison suites for templating engines out there?
> Would be really interesting to compare them all...
>
Genshi developed a benchmark that a number of template languages have also
used for comparison: http://genshi.edgewall.org/wiki/GenshiPerformance
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tice is to use a salt, to make things harder for an attacker, just
> in case your password database is captured. The scheme I favor is
> storing hmac_sha1(hmac_sha1(master_salt, user_name), password).
> master_salt is a per-site value.
What is the advantage of "hmac_sha1(master_salt, user_nam
schke <http://sensepost.com>.
I'm sorry about this, I hope this won't cause you too much trouble.
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nks to everyone who helped, and in particular to Sergey Schetinin for his
ongoing help with many a bug fix.
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Hi all.
I've decided to pass primary maintainer duties to Sergey Schetinin (maluke)
for WebOb -- while I have attended to WebOb sporadically he has been far
more consistent in responding to bugs and inquiries, and in many ways has
been acting maintainer. So I think it fitting to make that more fo
Oops, I forgot to mention that Sergey started a blog in part with the
intention of posting on WebOb and related things: http://self.maluke.com/
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 3:01 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I've decided to pass primary maintainer duties to Sergey Schetinin
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