Greg Fischer wrote:
This is totally unimportant, but I was just curious to know if anyone is
running Mysql 5 on Zope right now.
That would be some achievement! ISn't MySQL written in C++ or something?
Seriously though, Andy Dustman is your man, maybe try compiling mySQLdb
and seeing if it'll
Paul Winkler wrote:
Has anybody set up a batch job to test all installed Products
in a zope instance?
Yes ;-)
Seems like the only *useful* way I can get it to run is with a loop that
does "bin/zopectl test" once for each subdirectory of Products
that I actually care about, taking care to igno
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
Not sure what it's called in Page Templates or Python Scripts but in
DTML it's called careful_hasattr() which wraps hasattr() in a
restricted context.
I wouldn't trust that either ;-)
hasattr's insane in that it catches prettymuch all exception, including
ConflictErrors
Chris wrote:
I hope this is not a FAQ, but I looked for some info to no avail.
And my answer to this FAQ, as always, is "use ZPT".
If I call a DTML-Method from an other Method (e.g. ),
HTML entities are not converted.
This is calling and rendering whatever someDTML is...
However if I call
Robert Rottermann wrote:
How do I best run zeo under windows ?
When I use mkzeoctrl.py as I do under linux, only a runzeo file is generated
which can not be used under windows.
Sheesh, they're not that hard to read you know...
Anyway, here's the contents of the runzeo.bat I use:
# ZEO stora
Alex Renier wrote:
Hello,
if I have a folder1 in a folder2 and my folder 1 has a
certain property. If I want to know if folder2 has
the property I use hasattr() method on folder2,
Just a note in passing, hasattr is very dangerous to use in a Zope 2
context...
Chris
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Nick Davis wrote:
Thanks for posting this, Chris. Very interesting. I would've liked to
have been at the conferences where you gave these. ;-)
With bricks or beer? ;-)
I think you make some good points.
thanks!
My main gripe with Plone is its such a moving target. Hopefully as it
matures
Chris Withers wrote:
I finally got around to putting all my presentations online from the
conferences over the last few years.
The can now all be found at:
http://www.simplistix.co.uk/presentations
Have fun and let me know what you think!
OK, thanks for the feedback, I'll try and ge
Mika, David P (Research) wrote:
I see that ZEO supports a simple digest authenitcation of clients and that this
is set in the zeo's config file with the keys: authentication-protocol,
authentication-database and authentication-realm.
Further, I can see that a client can connect using e.g. ZEO.
Hi Peter,
Frey, Peter wrote:
When the WingIDE Zope-Product WingDbg is installed (and working),
Does WingDbg ship with its source code?
yes, it does, at least in the professional version
I am not sure about the light one
Any chance I could get you to email me that off-list so I can see abo
Hi All,
I finally got around to putting all my presentations online from the
conferences over the last few years.
The can now all be found at:
http://www.simplistix.co.uk/presentations
Have fun and let me know what you think!
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python
M. Krainer wrote:
Am I doing something wrong or is this simply not possibly resp. is there a
workaround to do a cut&paste between storage boundaries?
It's not reall a supported operation. I wonder if the multidatabase work
currently being done on ZODB will help with this?
I'd ask on zodb-dev
Hi Peter,
Frey, Peter wrote:
there seems to be an incompatibility between zdb and WingIDE.
Likely, I don't use WingIDE at all, so I can't test...
When the WingIDE Zope-Product WingDbg is installed (and working),
Does WingDbg ship with its source code? If so, I'd be interested to see
it to
jwithers wrote:
Because I need to feed the file to Mailman for evil purposes of my own
(well, fairly mundane purposes of allowing my zope app to manipulate
mailman list memberships, really) that the prototype mailman adapter I
found doesn't meet.
When I've needed to do simple stuff with this i
michael nt milne wrote:
Anyway I've followed all the instructions in security.txt, telnetting
stop right there... you should be using ssh...
in as
the user that made the zopeinstance and running
python zpasswd.py access
using SHA-1 and then entering nothing for domains ( I presumed that t
Georgakopoulos Nicolas wrote:
I have a page that a client submit a questionnaire (multiply choices)
and I want to export the values from the answers to SPSS logistic
format so I can send it by mail...
No idea what SPSS is, but for "excel", just do a CSV. Python has a
moderately good csv mo
Lennart Regebro wrote:
if not hasattr(pack, '_m'): pack._m=fd.__dict__
fd.debug_compile = debug_compile
fd.debug_compile__roles__ = ('Manager',)
Ah, but did you need to use zdb's recompile method?
Seems to work. I just needed to debug a script, and it worked fine!
Great product!
Th
Pascal Peregrina wrote:
That solution was given to me by someone on the zope mailing list by the
time Zope 2.8.0 was out :)
*shrugs*
Still a fix for zdb that would have been handy for me to have.
Are you using any zodb-based python scripts or are all yours
FSPythonScripts?
cheers,
Chris
Pascal Peregrina wrote:
If what is intended with this code is to monkey patch some class, then I had
a similar problem on 2.8.0 and I solved it by using setattr() instead of
item assignment (and it works with 2.7.6).
It depends, did you try using the recompile method and did it work with
your
Luca Olivetti wrote:
folder_permissions, raise_exc=debug_mode)
File "/usr/local/zope-2.8.1-final/lib/python/OFS/Application.py", line
773, in install_product
initmethod(context)
File "/home/luca/zopetest/Products/zdb/__init__.py", line 64, in
initialize
pack._m['debug_compile
Julian Yap wrote:
Another query I had was on the practice of using control flow
(ie. if, for, etc.. statements). I guess the best way is to
keep your control flow in Python scripts? Is this the common practise?
Well, it seems to be that a little bit of python in a tal:condition is
quite comm
Jeff Kowalczyk wrote:
Reportedly last updated 2001-08-19, is SAE really so mature that it has
not subsequently needed updates or merited a merge into Zope's own VHM?
Use the one that ships with Zope, it's likely to be better maintained...
I need to map the incoming URL "http://(*.)foo.com/new
jwithers wrote:
eep, another one, hope we're not related ;-)
Can anyone tell me what the default working directory for an external
method is?
You can't rely on it being anything. If you're working with files, you
need to be very careful...
Further, I need this to create a file temporarily
Alexander Limi wrote:
A more interesting question: shouldn't it be available by default?
It's a basic data strucure along the lines of lists and dicts, right?
Or have I missed a use case for it where it may be scary to use in a
Python Script? :)
No, it's just an object type that came along
Zope Debugger is an enhanced version of pdb for use with Zope.
It can be used simply by inserting the following lines in any python
code you'd like to debug, including Script (Python)'s and FSPythonScripts:
from Products.zdb import set_trace
set_trace()
It requires no changes to Zope, CMF or
Matthew White wrote:
oops! I thought I'd clean up my code snippet to make it a little more
readable, and instead introduced an error. Here it is in full:
As another thing here, the above is pretty expensive, since you call
new_get_queue twice, whatever happens, how about the follow
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 2 Zope/Plone sites each with their
own 'zope instance home'.
Any hope of *merging* these into *ONE* zope instance
home so that I can do /search/ over both???
Wel, certainly possible to merge...
How merge both Data.fs's?
do a .zexp of the one site and import
Andreas Jung wrote:
Is there no way to allow sets to be used within templates/scripts?
As I said: No, by default.
Look at lib/python/Products/PythonScripts/README.txt.
Andreas means "yes", but you need to do some work. See
lib/python/Products/PythonScripts/standard for examples ;-)
cheer
Garito wrote:
Chris Withers escribió:
Now I'm trying launchd method
Sorry but if I launch it manually (zopectl start) it works fine
patient: ow, doctor, it hurts when I do that
doctor: well, don't do that then!
So just stick with zopectl. I suspect you'll find if you dig
David Pratt wrote:
really interesting.I think it would be a really good thing to see fire
and forget with a process you create as a series of steps that can also
be queued in one or more queues.
Well, I think ZAsync would be great for building and managing the
queues, with Stepper steps being
Hi,
Garito wrote:
Hi all
Now I'm trying launchd method
I have:
lanunchd[309]: ZopeSistes: respawning too quickly! throtting
or
exits with exit code: 1
errors at system.log (it depends how I launch zope)
Yep, your Zope is dying. Try just using runzope with debug-mode on in
zope.conf and mayb
Alexander Limi wrote:
On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 23:18:49 +0200, Chris Withers
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know if the other Members-as-content product that I've
seen out there is any better than CMFMember, which is pretty
horrific, by all accounts?
Have a look at Memb
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to run Zope/Plone in a chroot jail.
How determine all dependencies to make this possible??
(What does it need outside of the zope instance home?)
Just the Zope software, and a python install, should be pretty simple...
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Manageme
Simon Michael wrote:
Question: is runzope now equivalent to zopectl fg (turning on debug mode
for you etc.) and if so could we drop it ?
They're the same, but zopectl actually calls runzope, so no, we can't
drop it ;-)
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting
Does anyone know if the other Members-as-content product that I've seen
out there is any better than CMFMember, which is pretty horrific, by all
accounts?
(try lots of member,s high load, and watch the conflict errors pour in ;-)
Chris
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
2005/9/22, michael nt milne <[EMA
Lennart Regebro wrote:
Because the people who designed the HTML form functionality are brain
dead morons, "Not checked" and "not existing" is the same thing.
Therefore you need to do this:
request.form.get('fieldname', False)
Or, perversely, put in a 2nd hidden field, named something like
fie
Andreas Jung wrote:
I think you can not reuse the zLOG API of Zope for custom logfiles. You
need to implement your own logging based on the Python 'logging' module.
Check the Python documentation for information for details.
Well, he may just be fine specifying an additional handler in zope.
Julian Yap wrote:
I used the following and it works great (without some formatting for
clarity):
Customer:
hmm, this strikes me as just plain wrong :-S
Why is getCustomerLicenses returning more than one row if you only want
the first one?
If it only returned one row, then you could d
Also, watcha out for the gotcha in BaseResponse.py, which can end up
doing a default encoding to latin-1 in some circumstances.
I really want to make that hard coded thing configurable in zope.conf at
some stage...
Chris
Pascal Peregrina wrote:
I see... And what python function would you u
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Possible to dump content in Zope database into a
file system tree?
What is your aim here?
What Zope products are you using?
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting
- http://www.simplistix.co.uk
___
Hi David,
Just a note in passing to say that what you're really after in this case
is Gary Poster's ZASync. Gary's talked to me about getting Stepper
(which is basically batch processing triggered via cron using a ZEO
connection) to do the work of processing ZAsync's queue, which would be
coo
Ron Bickers wrote:
I have no idea. Maybe it'll do what you want, but I don't understand what it
really does just from the description. The work I needed to do was external
to Zope anyway (reading data from a MySQL database, building PDFs with
Reportlab, sending email), so it's actually better
Kirk Strauser wrote:
OH! I see what you mean. $ZOPE is defined in $INSTANCE/etc/zope.conf. In
my case, it's set to /usr/local/www/Zope, and there's a Products directory
inside it. FreeBSD installs new products to that directory. I hadn't
noticed that there was also a /usr/local/www/Zope/
Martin Koekenberg wrote:
Hello,
Im building a edit form. The original values are in a DTML document.
My question, how can I get a default value from a DTML Document property
in formulator field (string) as de default value ?
mydoc.getProperty('name','my default')
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplisti
Paul Winkler wrote:
JCC wrote:
If you want your instances to use Products from some other directory,
name it here.
The one possible "gotcha", dating back to the Zope 2.6.x / CMF 1.3.x days,
is that CMF (and Plone) would not work properly if installed
somewhere other than $INSTANCE_HOME/Produ
Jonathan Cyr wrote:
I appreciate the amount of effort that you contribute to the
community... but that said... you really are quite rude and
obnoxious hence the "Go easy" warning.
Some might say you are being rude and obnoxious by deliberately ignoring
good advice and continuingto whinge
(and after the flame bait, something real to argue with)
Jonathan Cyr wrote:
Happy to have the choice, don't get me wrong. I found DTML very easy,
I'm old school and generate all of my HTML/CSS by hand.
Indeed, generating HTML by hand is specifcally why I use ZPT. The
well-formed-ness and as
Administrator wrote:
If there's a workaround then I'd be happy to hear it. If not, should I log
this as a bug?
Yeah, probabyl a bug in the tutorial, plese file at
http://www.zope.org/Collectors/Zope
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting
- htt
This is a new release fixing several bugs and introducing two new features.
Stepper is a framework for performing asynchronous tasks on Zope servers
The major changes for this release were:
- you can now control whether errors processing an object abort the
processing of a whole sequence sequ
Chris McDonough wrote:
This is actually nothing to worry about. The error message doesn't
take into account that the error it's reporting could be a conflict
error (these are normal errors seen during Zope execution). The
catalog probably shouldn't bother logging the error in this case.
John Schinnerer wrote:
That was what I needed, the parameter name...my sysadmin set it low
for security reasons, not realizing
Clueless overly paranoid sysadmins strike again ;-)
No actually, he's very clueful and security-conscious, and I was
mistaken about how it got set that low, it a
Jonathan Cyr wrote:
I have to choose which features of Zope to learn and use, based on a
much larger criteria than I can present here.
I do not wish to mix ZPT and DTML in my project... I had chosen DTML,
before ZPT was mature... It may be better, but I don't care for now...
when I'm able to re
Jonathan Cyr wrote:
I am constructing an RSS 2.0 feed for a zope app. I am creating the
rss.xml file in a DTML method.
Use ZPT, it's much better suited to this...
to include in the feed is a structured-text paragraph. To use any XHTML
in a feed you must "html_quote" all of the extended ch
Jim Fulton wrote:
At:
http://www.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/RequirePython24>
Is a proposal to require Python 2.4 for Zope 2.9 (to be released
this December).
Comments are welcome. :)
Well, it'd be nice if Python 2.4 was at least "acceptable" for 2.8.x
first, so the 3rd part product
John Schinnerer wrote:
That was what I needed, the parameter name...my sysadmin set it low for
security reasons, not realizing it would impact my content editing
products, he will bump it up and hopefully that will fix this.
Clueless overly paranoid sysadmins strike again ;-)
Chris
--
Simpl
Hi Tom,
Tom Hallam wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
You don't have CMF Member installed by any chance do you?
>
Yes I did - Not any more as it seems to bomb with Plone 2.1. The error
messages have now stopped.
Glad to hear it! :-)
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Manageme
Ed Colmar wrote:
if (!(strpos($HTTP_USER_AGENT,"EVE-minibrowser")===false))
{
if ($HTTP_SERVER_VARS["HTTP_EVE_TRUSTED"]=="no")
{
header("|eve.trustme:|http://www.mywebsite.net/::please| allow me to
access your pilot information.|");
}
else
{
?>
Pilot:
Location:
//
Station:
Don't speak PHP
Michael wrote:
could someone please tell me how I would modify the "file library"
example to store an attribute with the file? (like the guest_name in
message book)
well, I don't have the example to hand, but my guess would be that
you're looking to do something like:
from AccessControl impo
Marco Bizzarri wrote:
You mean mantaining just in the memory... uhmmm I should double check
with the fact that the object in memory should mantain some reference to an
object on the ZODB... which should be no problem at all.
Yeah, you'll have to be careful with references. If it were me, I
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
easy:
You don't need to use _.string.legacy() functions. Just put your
python expression inside the quotation marks. If you're new to python,
don't let DTML be your place to learn python. Use a nice editor like
IDLE.
Just to emphasise what Peter is saying: do this in ZPT
No, but I have in the past.
You don't have CMF Member installed by any chance do you?
cheers,
Chris
Tom Hallam wrote:
So on a development site with one person accessing it occasionally you
wouldn't expect to see any?!
Tom
Chris Withers wrote:
It's when Zope's optimist
Stepper is a framework for performing asynchronous tasks on Zope servers.
This is a new release fixing some minor bugs and introducing some new
features.
The major changes for this release were:
- a new 'finalise' hook has been added to steps
- an option has been added such that processing o
Paul Sue wrote:
OK ... But surely, there must be some way to get Zope/Plone working on Solaris!
I think we have Windows Server 2003 box I can try :)
I'd suggest that is a better option than Solaris, there are more people
doing it in the real world, and so you're more likely to get help if
s
Sean Dunn wrote:
I'm new to Zope, and am getting tired of using textarea's to edit my
Python/[HD]TML code. My space-bar thumb is starting to get an unnatural
twitch, from hitting it multiple times at the beginning of every line of
code. :-)
My advice, if you're on Windows, would be to use any
Marco Bizzarri wrote:
Since these are temporary data, we would like to create them in a temporay
storage, either one for each user or one for all of them.
If they are temporary, then why do they need ot be stored in a storage
at all?
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python C
michael nt milne wrote:
I am setting up sites using Plone and am concerned to read some of the
comments on it. Is it really that bad performance wise?
"it depends", unless you have a lot of experience with it, Zope and CMF,
you might well find yourself with a slow site on your hands and not m
Hi Dieter,
Dieter Maurer wrote:
I am setting up sites using Plone and am concerned to read some of the
comments on it. Is it really that bad performance wise?
No, it is not.
...I agree, if it is correctly set up and optimised, which isn't the
case if someone is here complaining about perfor
It's when Zope's optimistic concurrency model encounters a conflict but
where it managed to resolve it by retrying the request.
So, this is only a problem if you see LOTS of them, as it'll mean you're
taking a big performance hit and you should think about what's causing
the conflicts...
A g
Andrew Sawyers wrote:
Did Matt indicate if he was running multiple zeo app servers? It might help
to be spreading the load. 1, writes a day is not outrageous
Yes, but he's using Plone, which implies not only all of the CMF
reindexing overhead, but also all the AT and Plone layers on
Paul Sue wrote:
Hi,
OK, I rebuilt Zope because I think last time, I didn't have a clean directory.
Simple advise: don't use Solaris unless you really really have to.
Especially not for an app server, but even running a storage server will
cause you unnecessary pain...
Chris
--
Simplistix
Chris Larsen wrote:
Lennart- the fax piece is something on my exchange server so as long as
the headers are correct it will interpret and route to the physical fax
server accordingly. The problem is that I can't seem to discover
through googling what these headers look like. Oh well, something
Marco Bizzarri wrote:
Users should have their own storage, so that they can create/modify objects
inside that, without influencing the general, shared database.
The ZODB mounting machinery isn't designed for this case and it would
take a lot of work on your part to make it do what you need,
Hi Chris,
Seeing the problems you're having, may I suggest you look at using
python's excellent "email" package in an external method to generate
these mails rather than suffering with the horrific DTML below?
I think you'd find it much easier to generate the headers needed for
your faxes, a
Vlada Macek wrote:
It's Zope 2.7.5. What can I do to display the file correctly?
IIRC, somewhere in ZPublisher/BaseRequest.py there's a hard-coded
encoding to latin-1, try changing that to utf-8...
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting
- htt
Willi Langenberger wrote:
Is there a way to hide products from the product add list without
losing the ability to paste its corresponding objects?
I'm not aware of anything, I'd put a description of this problem into
the collector :-S
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python
Kennamore, Matthew G [NTK] wrote:
The Technologies we are using are Zope, Zeo, plone and so forth. Why are we having these large issues?
It depends entirely on your application.
Plone doesn't help you here, and I'd certainly consider replacing that
long before I think about trying to ditc
Dieter Maurer wrote:
I forgot to mention that you need to reindex the index "allowedRolesAndUsers"
for descendants when you change the permissions and descendants inherit
them.
Well, I know THAT ;-)
(in fact, it's something I'm hoping to optimise some time soon...)
I notice you're still sile
Sean Kelley wrote:
Only problem is I am using a dtml-in inside the category_results method
which calls a sql method and it now gives me an error:
...
Perhaps its not finding the title1 value I am trying to pass to it?
Honestly, thes emore explicit nature of ZPT would leave you with a LOT
l
Barry Drake wrote:
NauSchedule is a very cool product for scheduling
automatic tasks, though there are only three sentences
of documentation for installation.
You may wish to have a look at Stepper and/or ZASync ;-)
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting
Dieter Maurer wrote:
How do you explain that Zope 2.8.x does *NOT* use
a simple "restrictedTraverse"
(in "Products.ZCatalog.CatalogBrains.AbstractCatalogBrain.getObject")
but instead an "unrestrictedTraverse" to the parent followed
by a "restrictedTraverse" for the last step?
Using a "simple res
Barry Drake wrote:
Chris,
Tried that first. The email on the page for this
product returns and unknown recipient. Also, there is
zero documentation.
In that situation, I'd look for an alternative product ;-)
What are you looking to do?
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Pytho
Hi Barry,
Dunno what NauScheduler is, but you should contact the product author to
find out what the problem is...
cheers,
Chris
Barry Drake wrote:
I'm getting an attribute error when I try to run Zope
2.7.6, which is occurring when NauScheduler starts up:
AttributeError: ignoreLater
I
Hi Gary,
Gary Poster wrote:
For our use case, the (quite frequent) cron kick could get to be very,
very painful with long running tasks that may overlap (think *lots* of
ConflictErrors).
Ah well, if they're doing the same thing, just kicked off frequently,
and you're worried about one ru
Dieter Maurer wrote:
- the getObject method never tries to catch any exceptions, it just uses
a simple restrictedTraverse to turn the path stored in the ZCatalog into
an object
Sad that the long discussion could not convince you
that "restrictedTraverse" is not the correct approach...
Sad th
Hi Gary,
Gary Poster wrote:
Hey Chris. Ever on the lookout for better things to replace our code
(e.g., zasync), I took a look at Stepper. It looks nice and simple (as
per your company name, I suppose ;-). It's particularly nice that it
looks easier to set up than zasync.
Thanks! :-)
Chris Withers wrote:
Stepper 1.0.0 Released!
...well, this bit was right at least ;-)
If anyone wants to give stepper a try, I'm happy to help out!
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting
- http://www.simplis
Stepper 1.0.0 Released!
This is a framework for performing asynchronous tasks on Zope servers.
It is written as a Zope Product and can be used in several different ways:
- for running sequences of migration code from the console.
- for running batch processes via cron
- for unit testing piece
michael nt milne wrote:
Hi
Does anyone know if the 2.0.5 windows release of Plone includes ZEO?
Ask on a Plone list.
Is
there any configuration information on this?
Dunno what you mean.
Also does Zope 2.8 for linux
have ZEO as standard.
Yes.
Finally, if you don't run ZEO does this
SaneBrains patches ZCatalog's brain objects such that they don't
unnecessarily catch exceptions.
The brain objects are patched such that:
- the getObject method never tries to catch any exceptions, it just uses
a simple restrictedTraverse to turn the path stored in the ZCatalog into
an object
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
Don't get hung up on that. What I'm after is the technique I can use
upon the QueryParser for "ignoring" these operator words.
RTSL ;-)
QueryParser.py has a massive doc string at the top of it ;-)
Chris
--
Simplistix - Content Management, Zope & Python Consulting
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
But, is there a more robust solution to this?
The "correct" thing to do here is to write your own query parser, but
that's a lot of hard work.
I just catch the two exceptions that the QueryParser can throw and
return an empty result set.
cheers,
Chris
--
Simplisti
Tres Seaver wrote:
The actual issue is that attribute access will break if you have an
unwrapped object; 'aq_parent(foo)' will return 'None' in that case.
AttributeError: aq_parent
AttributeEror: None has no attribute "myattribute"
Take your pick I guess ;-)
*grinz*
Chris
--
Simplistix -
David Pratt wrote:
Ah, I see what you're after, something akin to an SQL sequence, right?
Well, Iterator ain't that ;-)
I guess something like that but that is what an iterator does.
Why makes you think ZTUtils Iterators were designed for this?
Well, by hand is not the solution either. It
Laurikainen, Tuukka wrote:
We're having some problems downloading large files from Zope/Plone
running
on win32, through an SSL connection. Uploads seem work ok.
Then stop being dense and just use Apache as an https proxy. Works a
treat, unlike ZServerSSL, which feels like a horrible hack to me
David Pratt wrote:
Thanks Tres. The 1's are explained for sure but I can't see a always
doing the job for this. What I need is an object that keeps track of
the last number given to it so it will supply the next based on its
state. For use in a flat form with say a dozen fields you are not
Florent Guillaume wrote:
The current state of what ZC proposes doesn't prevent anyone from doing
anything reasonable.
"Give them your hand, and they'll ask for your arm"...
Indeed. I don't have any problem with ZC keeping the trademarks, but why
are they tying the creation of the foundation o
Philip Kilner wrote:
Agreed/understood - but ZC are part of the community, too - the BDFL
part, I guess.
Well, ZC are becoming less benign and more dictatorial, and that's where
the BDFL model breaks down...
Chris
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Philip Kilner wrote:
This has the potential to make the Zope community look like muppets, and
not in a good "Swedish chef" kind of way...
I'm not sure muppetism applies to the Zope community, it appears to be
Zope Corporation who are coming out of this looking less than clever.
It's a shame,
You might get more help by asking this question on one of the python
lists, I know the profiler output has confused the hell out of me on
more than one occasion ;-)
Chris
Maciej Wisniowski wrote:
Hi!
I've just run ZopeProfiler few times to check which functions are
slowest in my site and dur
David Pratt wrote:
.. html form contents
.. a field
What are you actually trying to do here?
Would the following work?
.. html form contents
.. a field
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