Wingware Support wrote:
Just a couple notes on this: We monkey patch only while the debugger
is active
Does this mean When WingDbg is installed or is there more to it than that?
Also, someone mentioned changing the monkey patch to call inherited.
Not sure what you mean by that...
S.Hayles wrote:
AFAICS the directives zserver-read-only-mode and read-only-database
just set the environment value ZOPE_READ_ONLY and no change in ZOPE's
operation results. Am I right? This is ZOPE 2.7.7
Not really sure what you're asking?
Did you try these and find they made no
Enrique Arizón wrote:
By desire of the gods and the ebays lords a bargain
Sun Enterprise 250 arrived to my hands this week.
The machine is equiped with 6x50GBytes SCSI HDs that
can be setup in RAID 0, 1, 5 and 01 combinations and
two Sparc 64bits CPUs with Solaris 10. The idea is to
use it
Garry Saddington wrote:
This code does not work;-).
That, in itself, as an argument for using ZPT. The reason it doesn't
work is probably because of some subtlety in name lookup of your DTML
method.
Showing DTML to other people, say, on a mailing list, is much harder to
grok than a ZPT,
Enrique Arizón wrote:
By desire of the gods and the ebays lords a bargain
Sun Enterprise 250 arrived to my hands this week.
The machine is equiped with 6x50GBytes SCSI HDs that
can be setup in RAID 0, 1, 5 and 01 combinations and
two Sparc 64bits CPUs with Solaris 10. The idea is to
use it
Kanealii, Priam Mr KRS wrote:
RewriteRule ^/p_(.*)
http://127.0.0.1:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/%{HTTP_HOST}/VirtualHostRoot/p_$1
[L,P]
I'm pretty sure that P there means it's still using mod_proxy ;-)
cheers,
Chris
PS: Ed: you can't stop people firing requests at your server, hence the
Nikko Wolf wrote:
I'm trying to allow users to delete objects that have been accidentally
created. I have criteria for what that means, but since I *DO NOT* want
them to delete object except by this method, I want to avoid granting
Delete objects to them (non-Managers).
Have the delete
Garry Saddington wrote:
The comparison is dynamic.
Ah, so thisgroupabrev comes from the request? See? I could never have
known that from JUST reading the DTML.
In ZPT, it would have been request/thisgroupabrev and all would have
been clear.
The user selects an option, that option is
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, Chris Withers wrote:
S.Hayles wrote:
AFAICS the directives zserver-read-only-mode and read-only-database just
set the environment value ZOPE_READ_ONLY and no change in ZOPE's
operation results. Am I right? This is ZOPE 2.7.7
Not really sure what you're asking?
Did
Aside from a security audit what problems have been reported using
Python 2.4.X? Those of use who run Python 2.4.X do it becasue we want
access to the language features and performance. If there are stability
issues attributed to that choice, we'd like to know what they are.
Just one
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Thomas Apostolou wrote:
i saw that from within a DTML Method one is able to
call a fuction of a python module in the file system.
I don't think so...
Well, you are right. I do not directly call the modules's function from
the file
Thomas G. Apostolou schrieb:
Αρχικό μήνυμα από Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thomas Apostolou wrote:
i saw that from within a DTML Method one is able to
call a fuction of a python module in the file system.
I don't think so...
Well, you are right. I do not directly call the
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S.Hayles wrote:
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005, Chris Withers wrote:
Steven Hayles wrote:
AFAICS the directives zserver-read-only-mode and read-only-database
just set the environment value ZOPE_READ_ONLY and no change in ZOPE's
operation results. Am I
Just a report workaround fyi for anyone running into the same problem:
I created a db consisting of a single, fairly small table (4 fields of
short strings a few floats) and imported a large amount of data into
it (over a million records). Added a few indexes. The db size is about
440MB.
Hi,
Python Script which is set as "Access Rule" for
some Folder is execute before authentication is done.
This way the following code won't work
if
context.portal_membership.getAuthenticatedUser().getId() == "admin":
return "dog" return "cat"
I will always get "cat". So does somebody
Im running Zope on WindowsXP with plans to run it on
server 2003. Instead of creating user accounts Id like to leverage NT
authentication.. And NTUserFolder looks like it might be what I want, except
that it looks like a dead product. Besides a note that it works on Win2k under
certain
Proably easier and faster to try it than to wait for a response. ;-)
On Mon, 2005-10-17 at 12:46 -0500, Sean Dunn wrote:
I’m running Zope on WindowsXP with plans to run it on server 2003.
Instead of creating user accounts I’d like to leverage NT
authentication.. And NTUserFolder looks like it
Hi Sean,
Sean Dunn wrote:
I’m running Zope on WindowsXP with plans to run it on server 2003.
Instead of creating user accounts I’d like to leverage NT
authentication.. And NTUserFolder looks like it might be what I want,
except that it looks like a dead product. Besides a note that it works
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Krzysztof Kubacki wrote:
Hi,
Python Script which is set as Access Rule for some Folder is
execute before authentication is done.
This way the following code won't work
if context.portal_membership.getAuthenticatedUser().getId() == admin:
Dieter Maurer wrote:
Nikko Wolf wrote at 2005-10-14 15:37 -0600:
I'm trying to allow users to delete objects that have been accidentally
created. I have criteria for what that means, but since I *DO NOT* want
them to delete object except by this method, I want to avoid granting
New COREBlog 1.2.1 install on Zope 2.7.5 on RHE3 Linux.
I can add an instance of a blog and create categories and change settings.
Adding an entry gives a name error:
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish
* Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in
Is it possible to informe the DateTime module about the date format
without changing the zope.conf file?
Format: dd/mm/
When I try the dtml-var DateTime(12/11/2005) it returns 2005/12/11
instead of 2005/11/12.
Thanks in Advance.
Fernando Lujan
Try:
dtml-var DateTime('12/11/2005').strftime('%Y/%m/%d')
2005/10/17, Fernando Lujan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is it possible to informe the DateTime module about the date format
without changing the zope.conf file?
Format: dd/mm/
When I try the dtml-var DateTime(12/11/2005) it returns
Chris Withers wrote:
Nikko Wolf wrote:
I'm trying to allow users to delete objects that have been
accidentally created. I have criteria for what that means, but since
I *DO NOT* want them to delete object except by this method, I want
to avoid granting Delete objects to them
Look at the DateTime API (strftime()).
-aj
--On 17. Oktober 2005 18:33:31 -0200 Fernando Lujan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is it possible to informe the DateTime module about the date format
without changing the zope.conf file?
Format: dd/mm/
When I try the dtml-var DateTime(12/11/2005)
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