At Thursday 31/8/2006 18:11, Ferhat Ayaz wrote:
I have a Script (Python) called 'functions'.
I want to import this script into another Script
(Python).
import Include.Functions.requests
says
import of "Include.Functions.requests" is unauthorized
You don't import it; you can reference it as
Hi,
I have a Script (Python) called 'functions'.
I want to import this script into another Script
(Python).
import Include.Functions.requests
says
import of "Include.Functions.requests" is unauthorized
Where am I wrong?
Thanks,
Ferhat
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Antonio Beamud Montero wrote:
> Is this the equivalence?
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Luiz Fernando Bernardes Ribeiro wrote at 2006-8-30 14:08 -0300:
2006/8/29, Andreas Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
...
After trying a lot of things, I found the problem is really in the
zpublisher realm, no matter what k
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Is this the equivalence?
No.
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Luiz Fernando Bernardes Ribeiro wrote at 2006-8-30 14:08 -0300:
>2006/8/29, Andreas Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> ...
>After trying a lot of things, I found the problem is really in the
>zpublisher realm, no matter what kind of encoding trick I use, even with a
>python script, the output is converted
On Thu, Aug 31, 2006 at 12:23:06PM +0100, Chris Withers wrote:
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> >My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is
> >not a
> >problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and now
> >zope
> >takes around 20-30 minutes to restart
On Thu, 2006-31-08 at 12:18 +0100,
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> Hi,
>
> My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is not a
> problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and now zope
> takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically done
On Thu, 2006-31-08 at 12:52 +0100,
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> >
> > Zope does maintain a Data.fs.index file. If it becomes corrupt e.g. through
> > an unclean shutdown then Zope will recreate it by scanning the whole
> > Data.fs file when starting Zope the next time. This will take some
> > tim
Hi there,
this is not really an Zope Questions, I just hope somebody of you cold
give me a hint.
I already asked egenix (as we are using mxODBC) they could not think of
a good reason. (but said to try a comercial odbc bridge).
thanks for any pointers.
robert
using mxOdbc our database application
>
> Zope does maintain a Data.fs.index file. If it becomes corrupt e.g. through
> an unclean shutdown then Zope will recreate it by scanning the whole
> Data.fs file when starting Zope the next time. This will take some
> timeso before rebooting you should shutdown down your Zope properly.
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Hi,
My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is
not a
problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine an
> Zope does maintain a Data.fs.index file. If it becomes corrupt e.g. through
> an unclean shutdown then Zope will recreate it by scanning the whole
> Data.fs file when starting Zope the next time. This will take some
> timeso before rebooting you should shutdown down your Zope properly.
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is not a
problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and now zope
takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically done ? How
could I accelerate the restarting, if pos
--On 31. August 2006 12:18:24 +0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is
not a problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and
now zope takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically
done ? H
Hi,
My Data.fs is huge (21GB) because it contains many video files. This is not a
problem in itself, however, I recently had to reboot my machine and now zope
takes around 20-30 minutes to restart. Is a fstest automatically done ? How
could I accelerate the restarting, if possible ?
Thanks a lot
Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
It's also f'ing slow and doesn't scale ;-)
Translation: In our experience, large databases with a lot of objects
can lead to very slow operations, such as packing and backing up the
data. This might be improved by using a file system designed for many
small files, but
I have a zope system (Zope 2.9.2) that needs to be able to cut and paste
between different instances of LocalFS. Specifically, I have two LocalFS
instances, LFS1 and LFS2. The two local files systems are disjoint and
image different parts of the local file directory tree. What I need to be
able
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