.
At this time i scheduled manualy the task via the admin interface to do
tests, so i can follow the stage, queued, running, etc.
thanks
Le mercredi 24 juin 2020 23:01:27 UTC-4, Dave S a écrit :
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>
>
> On Wednesday, June 17, 2020 at 6:41:32 AM UTC-7, Pierre wrote:
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>> Goo
n Tue, 23 Jun 2020 at 12:15, Pierre >
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>> thanks AG I will look into your suggestion.
>> Fiddling with the error, found out that it's when reading back from
>> sqlite that the error arise. It's like something from web2py doesn't like
>&
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> On Wed, 17 Jun 2020 at 23:41, Pierre >
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>> Gooday,
>> In the controler the function works correctly. But as a task, it gives
>> an error about Json not beeing able
Gooday,
In the controler the function works correctly. But as a task, it gives an
error about Json not beeing able to deal with datetime.
any suggestion would be appreciated :)
here is the error : TypeError: datetime.datetime(2020, 6, 16, 5, 17, 49)
is not JSON serializable
here is the code:
Hi,
Can I use* gevent* to build a homemade redis task queue and to execute
these tasks? Does it make sense ? sorry if this is naiv questions i'm new
to async programming...
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/08/emails-and-sms?search=homemade
from
I did the change at line 732 and the error continues to show up
(immediate=True). Besides there is another problem i forgot to mention
earlier :
the scheduler_task and scheduler_run tables are not updated properly. what
i do is run a python script using the requests and threading module to
yes correct *immediate=False* and errors are gone. setting heartbeat=1
instead of default and errors are back. I would not say lot's of workers
since i can hardly run more than 3 workers5 workers == computer
crash.
i will learn how to walk on eggs, it can be useful...
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it's worst than i thought:
i increased tasks volume(100) with 3 up to 5 workers and now i get lot's of
: *we received a task that isn't ther*e errors and a couple of *dead tasks *(
queued forever ). bad bad bad
i'll check if *python-rq* can help with this and if it can't i am done with
i think the entry point to do multiprocessing in web2py is the
web2py-scheduler. Howewer with this tool you can't share objects betweeen
processes like you do using the multiprocessing python module so
synchronization might be an issue. There are other tools like for instance*
huey* but i am
Hi,
i get the above error from time to time running 3 redis-scheduler processes
while results look consistent. Is this a serious error or some kind of a
fake alert ? does it mean something ?
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my app requires to execute *redis transactions* using redis-py's *pipeline*
functionality:
http://redis-py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
with rconn.pipeline() as transaction:
transaction.mset.
transaction.mget.
...
result = transaction.execute()
where should i run
"a separate select for *each* record" hum guuulllp
that's not very "cool"
and i've read joint ops are expensive too...
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pure magic
thanks Anthony
if i was a dentist i'd use regexp as well...
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does* rows.render() *involve tables *joint operations* in the background ?
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Is it possible to integrate a postgresql* regexp_matches* to a dal
expression query ?
raw SQL working example:
query = "SELECT tabla.id, tabla.name, regexp_matches(tabla.longstr, '%s',
'g') FROM tabla WHERE (tabla.longstr ~ '%s');" %(regexp,regexp)
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*scheduler_task.uuid* ? what's the latter purpose ? is it a better task
reference than id ? is it something related to dealing with more than one
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Hi,
the *scheduler_run_table* automatically stores* run_result* (task returned
value). I want to do the same with *task duration*(time taken to complete),
and store it somewhere possibly in the *run_output* field. is there an easy
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well, i already pulled off my hairs so i'm late..
here is the situation:
i have 3 sched process that can execute the same task function (diffrerent
params) in parallel:
task function is like that:
def task(params):
try:
call module.functionA
call module.functionB
it's better to leave aggregate values (sum,avg etc) outside the marks
table as every record should reflect an atomic information ( a mark). When
you need to aggregate the atoms do it in a controlller-function and pass
results to a view for display
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and don't be too severe with your students...
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well, i am not very religious but i think i'll have to pray anyway or throw
everything to the 'fire' as a disaster prevention
policy.just kidding
let's be optimistic and believe in something..i like matplotlib but i
prefer visual python: it is capable to
from recent forum threads elements i assume the following
'macro-situation':
(0) python libraries selected for a project should be thread-safe
(1) user uses python libaries at his own risk (there 's no mean to verify
it's thread-safe)
(2) in order to minimize risks user should put a lock
No this won't work..I don't know how to instantiate a lock that will
act as a global variable. this is an enigma. tried to read this:
http://martin.kleppmann.com/2016/02/08/how-to-do-distributed-locking.html
but it's too smart for me.what i want is '*a lock for
humans*'like
found this related to locking :
https://redis.io/topics/distlock
topic is very hermetic so if someone successfully implemented a lock in the
production context of a web application i would really appreciate he shares
his esoteric knowledge with us: 'the ignorants'
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Is there a reliable way to determine whether or not a library is
thread-safe ?
what's the web2py method for locking ?(module: thread/threading ? what
kind of lock with what option: blocking/non-blocking) ?)
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finally i backtracked to decorate everything along the 'chain'. It looks
safer and i am concerned with security
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perfect now works !!! :)
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I'll try that soon and if the server doesn't respond i'll beat it...
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Le lundi 30 octobre 2017 11:14:32 UTC-4, Pierre a écrit :
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> Good day,
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> current environment : python 2.7.6.1 and web2py 2.9.11
> updating to : python 2.7.6.1 and web2py 2.15.4
>
> Does the older version of python could be creatin
Problem not realy identified, but the source is in the "auth" requirement
starting reference in line 51 of db. It seems to inhibit the migration
process, and i'm always getting a pickle ticket.
My solution for the moment:
- emptied the folder "database"
- run the application and let all
hello everyone,
I have a decorated action | controller (@auth.requires_login()) making an
ajax call to perform another action. Some time ago I realized that user
session might expire while the ajax is being processed so if ajax secondary
action does something like : *user = auth.user_id* and
Good day,
current environment : python 2.7.6.1 and web2py 2.9.11
updating to : python 2.7.6.1 and web2py 2.15.4
Does the older version of python could be creating the following error :
"Value error : insecure string pickle"
Here is the traceback.
Traceback
here book description from
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/04/the-core#cache :
Note, time_expire is used to compare the current time with the time the
requested object was last saved in the cache. It does not affect future
requests. This enables time_expire to be set dynamically when
Yes there are a couple of options to solve this (indeed a minor problem)
(1) jquery POST
(2) jquery LOAD
(3) axios.post for the purists
i am not storing anything into the session.
I picked up (2) and after some 'gymnastics' I got a solid result.
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I am using the A helper as described in the book to reconstruct a page
component when user presses a button:
{{=A('linked page', _href=URL('func', vars={'a':a, 'b':b}), cid='myid')}}
query string I pass can be quite long so I'd like a POST request instead of a
GET.
Is this
well,don't think for too long.that's very unproductive
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thanks Dave.
what's next we should try ?
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>> I tried to tame a raccoon and it didn't work. :(
>>
&g
Hi everyone,
trying to replace a list:string form data attribute (data-fuu) value
am doing the following:
form = SQLFORM(db.listfoo, record=rec, fields=['foo'], showid=False)
for i,fe in enumerate(form.elements('input.string')):
fe['_data-fuu'] = form.record.fuu[i]
thanks Anthony...
looks like the cache select puzzle is now complete. : )
however we still have a 'serious productivity lag here in Bangladesh'...
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I'd prefer the module option but I need to pass *time_expire* as a variable
(*db.table.__variableName*), I don't think I can do that in a module can I ?
On Friday, September 15, 2017 at 6:15:44 AM UTC-4, Pierre wrote:
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>> actually the real function is a little more complex sinc
the more digging the deeper one gets :
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!searchin/web2py/cache$20in$20module/web2py/AZa5Boj3y3E/_BPMTdXwSaMJ
and here is the *cache_this* module version :
from gluon.cache import lazy_cache
@lazy_cache('data_sample', time_expire=60,
very True: productivity rules and I am far below modern
standards(more or less the 'Bangladesh level'):)
Le jeudi 14 septembre 2017 16:55:29 UTC+2, Anthony a écrit :
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> Maybe you should have asked a week ago. ;-)
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actually the real function is a little more complex since it returns rows
plus other datas that don't require caching. I tried to move the cache_this
function to a module (don't know if this is orthodox) but then i get a
decorator error:
@current.cache('data_sample', time_expire=60,
the cache select mechanism is full of mystery:
given book example code:
def cache_db_select():
logs = db().select(db.log.ALL, cache=(cache.ram, 60))
return dict(logs=logs)
what happens to next cache_db_select call after the 60 seconds has elapsed ?
Does it overwrite the previously
purpose is to keep a single renewable pseudo-random data sample live
the w2p books describes a situation of a constant query :
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/06/the-database-abstraction-layer?search=caching+selects#Caching-selects
def cache_db_select():
logs =
got it
9.3 == wrong postgreSQL version. Tablesample is available since ver 9.5
now let's have some 'fun' in 'Guantanamo' :)(
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I need to cache a data sample extracted from a large table at regular time
intervals but due to poor performance I don't want to use :
db().select(db.table_name.ALL, orderby='', limit=)
and the posgreSQL TABLESAMPLE functionality doesn't seem to work:
code:
def rowsampl():
q
thanks Anthony
I'll use ASSIGNJS. I'd never heard of this helper.too bad it's
unpublished in the book
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Yes I want to execute a view here is the example code:
Controller:
from json import dumps as jdumps
def abtest():
alist = ["it's ok","I'm late"]
return dict(stra='abcd', obj=jdumps(alist))
View:
{{extend 'layout.html'}}
Ceci est le modèle test/abtest.html
RESULT
var o=
Hi everyone,
I'd prefer JSON.parse() but in most case i have to fall back on XML()
for example given a list
alist= ["it's ok","I'm late"]
If an AJAX function returns something of the form:
return json.dumps(dict(alist=alist, astring='abcd'))
then JSON.parse() can cope with it
looks like the ajax target function is faulty. perhaps it tries to reload
web2py.js. Or the ajax call might be wrong (the error message says it wants
asynchronous and you give it synchronous call). who's the boss ? :)
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@Leonel : trying to do a *localforage records manager*.it uses 3 js
libraries localforage, axios and sjcl ; it's not very complicated,
basically a 3 levels promises chain that encrypts, decrypts , checks data
integrity and release data if everything ok
@Anthony: here is the new
can't find an easy way out of this
so far i have :
auth.settings.login_next = URL('controller','dosomething')
but this works only with direct login via top navbar button, not when login
occurs via decorated controller function
:
@auth.requires_login()
def func():
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very useful thanks !!
*will also use request.env.path_info to conditionally load js files*I had
forgotten *user.html*silly me( beating myself. )
*« Le désert croît… malheur à qui protège le désert ! » F.Nietzsche*
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how do i tell web2py to use *mylayout.html* instead of *layout.html* for
*login* and other auth related pages ?
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hi everyone,
in the w2p book we are advised to user-signature ajax urls but what's
happen if user logout and the ajax hasn't finished its job. Shall this be
a special error case ? Also shall we pass *auth.user_id* in the ajax
request params to make sure task is performed eventhough user
Hello Dave,
yes the data should also be stored to the db. What i am trying to achieve
is load data on successful login so as to keep it available for session
duration. Now I load it using the *localForage.js* so it goes somewhere in
localStorage | indexDB | WebSQL. it's complicated because
Hi,
Is it ok to store a small fluctuating* (lot's of updates while user is
logged-in)* chunk of data into the session or assume db storage is best ?
what's more efficient in terms of data accessibility, read-write speed,
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this expression in layout.html works for me combined with the login_next
in db.py
{{='auth' in globals() and auth.navbar(mode='dropdown',
referrer_actions=['register',
'request_reset_password','retrieve_username']) or ''}}
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sorry I deleted the initial post this was caused by a bogue in my code
still what's the* referrer_actions complete list* I should subtract actions
from. Actions I am aware of are :login, register ,request_reset_password,
retrieve_username. Any other actions I should know ?
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I am trying to redirect user after successful login. I do nothing but what
the book says but i am unable to change default behaviour
here is the code :
in db.py :
auth.settings.registration_requires_verification = False
auth.settings.registration_requires_approval = False
Hi,
I'd like to dump a small set of user specific data on login (to keep this
data "alive" during user session) but am not sure about the container ?
should it be the session ( i also would like to store sessions in cookies),
html5 sessionStorage, cache to disk..or perhaps this is a bad
weppy
the web framework for humans
sounds good ?
frigolux
the refrigerator for polar bears
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nice book Massimo, I'll be studying it during the next holidays. A more
severe future might arise quickly so better be cautious.
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what i 'd do is backup the data rewrite a clean relational model with new
tablenames and foreign key constraints then restore data..
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> drop the table in question and save your db.py file again. It should
> recreate the table with a new name
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http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/06/the-database-abstraction-layer#drop
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i don't use any formstyle. I looked at the *sqlhtml.py* to try to figure
out what formstyle function is used by default ? so i can clone it with
modifications i need: just replace the *col-sm-3* with *col-sm-2* and the
*col-sm-9* with *col-sm-10*
i know this can be done 'ex-post' with
i don't know your css classes maybe switching to bootstrap* col-xs-**
classes will prevent overlapping. otherwise you might find a solution using
css media-queries
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this might help:
https://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/bootstrap_affix.asp
howewer i am not sure this is very responsive-design compatible. It might
become hazardeous as viewport is shrinked
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apologies as there might be issues with the callback function (recurrent
calls...)
here a better receipt based on SQLFACTORY:
(1) in your controller create a list a fields like this :
repeats = Field('repeats', 'integer', ..add your validators here)
fields = [repeats , db.evento.titolo,
here is the "anonymous guru":
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/06/the-database-abstraction-layer#callbacks-on-record-insert--delete-and-update
write a callback function that performs after the first record(event)
insert and repeats it as many times as necessary (number of repeats in
here: http://web2py.com/books/default/search/29?search=groupby
s = db.table.field_a | db.table.field_b
groupby s
*always obey the computer.* :)
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I just repeated what's written in the web2py book :
For example a model could do
auth = Auth(db)
from gluon import current
current.auth = auth
current.db = db #not needed in this case but useful
and now all modules imported can access current.auth.
current and import create a powerful
one way to access T from a module :
in db.py:
from gluon import current
current.T=T
in module:
T=current.T
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you would have to add a new constraint at the database level like this:
query="ALTER TABLE %s ADD CONSTRAINT %s UNIQUE (amcno,unitid);"
%(tablename,constraintname)
result=db.executesql(query)
here a postgresql example to set the new constraint in a controller:
def
welcome aboard !!! this is not your captain speaking.we shall take off
in a few minutes.
*do not fasten your seat belts and stop smoking*
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just in case, from now on i keep this one under my pillow :))
https://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/pydal/stable/pydal.pdf
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wonderful !!
and I can even cache it to prevent waste
thanks Anthony
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Is there a way to transform this sql into a valid DAL expression ?
"SELECT csp, COUNT(csp)AS freq FROM table GROUP BY csp ORDER BY COUNT(csp)
DESC LIMIT %s OFFSET %s;" %(limit,offset)
I want to avoid executesql as much as i can..
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thank you guys for your patience and perseverence...
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{{block left_sidebar}}
{{if auth.has_membership('manager'):}}
{{include 'manager_sidebar.html'}}
{{else:}}
{{include 'sidebar.html'}}
{{pass}}
{{end}}
for some reason this doesn't work. It inserts a mixture of the two
sidebars. If i move blocks inside of the if same
learn the basics of css and the bootstrap grid system and components. As
for sidebars, there are powerful tools like -change column ordering- (a
sidebar is just a bootstrap column contained in a row)
https://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/bootstrap_grid_examples.asp
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I have a *cache.redis* defined in a db.py file like so:
from gluon.contrib.redis_utils import RConn
from gluon.contrib.redis_cache import RedisCache
rconn = RConn('localhost', 6379)
cache.redis = RedisCache(redis_conn=rconn, debug=True)
now i'd like to perform caching in a
thanks for confirmation Massimo
we shouldn't clean so much as is bad for the ecosystem.
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>> Any hint on why only one field is missing in the search drop down
>> smartgrid ?
>> Is there a way to find a "special" attribu
Hi everyone,
is it useful to clean a form textarea prior to db.insert ? I am asking this
because of *bleach* :
https://bleach.readthedocs.io/en/latest/clean.html
I have read a recent post which says it's secure enough not to use the XML
helper when displaying text content...
can't figure
Any hint on why only one field is missing in the search drop down smartgrid
?
Is there a way to find a "special" attribute about a field that would
prevent it to be visible in the drop down list ?
ps: I can search on this field (writing the query manualy )
What I've tried so farwithout results
thanks guys
for sure a minor problem :) i am afraid the most difficult is
comingan "iceberg" or something equivalent
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Hello everyone,
I noticed by accident i can insert a record with
reference_field_value=None. Is this the desired behavior ? I thought this
would trigger an exception especially when NOTNULL=True but None is not
considered NULL ?
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Hi,
i am trying to validate_and_insert a record containing a *unique *constraint
field in a task( to avoid task failure in case of duplicate). But still
when this occurs (duplicate) task continues to fail (a typeERROR exception
is raised). When used in a controller validate_and_insert doesn't
Good day Luca/Massimo,
Can you show me the final code ..i'am trying to do exactly that.
(unsure of what you have done exactly in db.py)
Thanks
Le lundi 28 mars 2016 05:51:33 UTC-4, lucas a écrit :
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> yes massimo,
>
> that almost worked. as suggested, i first changed it under the db.py
nice design and interesting concept too
may I ask where do you host it ?
i visited *bback.me* this morning and now access is refused...I'll be
back
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Trying to migrate my old access environment to web2py. I have imported all
data, can be viewed ok.
Trying to get a dropdown list (when using smargrid) that is a subset of a
table.
been trying for while now, maybe someone can give me a hint.
Here is the tables :
#
db.define_table('famille' ,
this is a view that should allow users to send messages (submit
form/messages...and not to reload the actual page)
trying this from Anthony:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!searchin/web2py/dynamic$20component/web2py/-_xH0vnfr7I/J05mFfPvW9cJ
form component loads well onclicked
Hi,
I have a set of buttons displayed in a view. I'd like each button to
pass different args to the form component (prepopulate some of the form
fields). I can probably achieve this via some tricky js/jquery but is there
a better option like loading the component when necessary with the
thanks Anthony
my tables look better now. there was a big mistake in my css. almost
everything is in order :)
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I mean a HTML whose code lies in a view "as opposed to" a sqltable:
my code looks like this:
{{def truncstr(s,n,dots):}}
.truncate function..
{{pass}}
{{extend layout.html}}
.header...
etc...
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