Hi Roberto,
One solution is to provide a temporary identifyer via cookie, which gets
set if the user sees your page but is not set if she wants to
download it directly. A simple non guessable scrable mechanism
using your page url, file url and probably ip of the downloader
should do for the
On Tuesday 12 November 2002 7:16 pm, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
Looks like Toby's recent change to ApplicationManager.py causes
DB.close() to never be called when you hit Shutdown in the Control
Panel.
Yes.
This is a bad thing for the Berkeley storages because their
.close() must get called or
Hi,
I'd like to be able to define custom permissions throug ZMI that
I can query within a number of PythonScript instancse. The permission
should
express that a set of PythonScripts are executable.
The PythonScript do not return a class so the methode described at Zope
Book
Class Security
Hi!
I just encountered a very strange bug: One of our clients had problems with
exporting and importing his stuff from his local machine to our servers.
What happened was that lines like
meta name=keywords content=dtml-var keywords
became
meta name=keywords content=dtml-var keywords
and
Hi!
Sorry for the corrupted mail. I just hit some button by accident and the
mail was gone ...
Here is the full text:
I just encountered a very strange bug: One of our clients had problems with
exporting and importing his stuff from his local machine to our servers.
What happened was that lines
Jeremy Hylton wrote:
We recently discovered that ZODB3 applications, like Zope 2.6, can
deadlock when run in a system that uses multiple storages. This was a
fundamental design flaw in ZODB that, happily, has a simple fix.
Would this fix also help with this problem:
TD == Toby Dickenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is a bad thing for the Berkeley storages because their
.close() must get called or you'll end up with corrupt
databases or worse wink.
TD How much of that paragraph is covered by the wink?
The or worse part. If you've
Maybe normal shutdown should manually call the shutdown signal handler
function and normal restart should manually call the restart signal
handler function?
On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 10:28, Toby Dickenson wrote:
On Wednesday 13 November 2002 2:10 pm, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
TD == Toby Dickenson
Nevermind. I see what Toby did in the signals module and it makes
sense.
On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 11:01, Chris McDonough wrote:
Maybe normal shutdown should manually call the shutdown signal handler
function and normal restart should manually call the restart signal
handler function?
On
On Wednesday 13 November 2002 4:01 pm, Chris McDonough wrote:
Maybe normal shutdown should manually call the shutdown signal handler
function and normal restart should manually call the restart signal
handler function?
We are pretty close to that now, which I agree is a good thing.
The
TD == Toby Dickenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
worse part. If you've enable autopacking and you don't
cleanly close the storage, you won't exit the process because
the autopack thread won't get stopped and joined.
TD Yes, I had the same problem with DirectoryStorage, which
(cc zodb-dev, who may also be interested)
On Wednesday 13 November 2002 4:18 pm, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
TD == Toby Dickenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
worse part. If you've enable autopacking and you don't
cleanly close the storage, you won't exit the process because
the
TD == Toby Dickenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What would happen if the thread got killed in the middle of the
move?
TD A more interesting question is what happens if the thread is
TD killed when it has moved some, but not all, of the files which
TD relate to one
On Wednesday 13 November 2002 5:27 pm, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
Potentially yes, although the steps in the pack process are BerkeleyDB
transactionally protected. I think the mark-and-sweep phases are
examples of things that could take a long time. It should be possible
to craft some escape
Working on updating my ZOPE and ZEO RPMs I got
to wondering...
What's in the default data.fs that ships with
Zope? I mean, ZEO (actually ZODB) auto-creates
a data.fs when one isn't found, so why does
Zope come with one?
Or if there -is- something Zope-specific in
data.fs, then shouldn't there
It is only there due to lack of time to take it out. We had planned to take it
out for 2.6, but time was never made to replace it with code to bootstrap an
empty storage with the proper root level elements still residing in
Data.fs.in.
-Casey
On Wednesday 13 November 2002 02:22 pm, Jeff Rush
Hello:
I try to keep tabs on other open source CMSs, in particular Apache Cocoon, and
I noticed this message:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-devm=103717736917834w=2
talking about software that, in effect, enables one to configure a server to respond
to
the HTTP headers having to do
On Wed, 13 Nov 2002 16:14:11 -0800
Craeg Strong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
talking about software that, in effect, enables one to configure a server to respond
to
the HTTP headers having to do with content negotiation: preferred charset, preferred
language, and content-type.
Hi!
We've talked a lot about that when we discussed Zope I18N some time ago.
Most of this is relatively easy to accomplish even now.
Regarding language negotiation: Both Localizer and ZBabel do this. The
problem in my practical experience is that most people do not configure
their browsers
I don't quite understand -- so there *are* root
level elements specific to Zope that need to
be copied into a Zope-over-ZEO environment?
(hm, how do those elements get into a
non-FileStorage Zope-over-ZEO environment?)
And do those elements interfere even a little in
a non-Zope-just-ZEO
Hi!
I try to hack SSL Server integreted to Zope.
http://www.zope.org/Members/nakagami/zSSL
#I wan't to use M2Crypto, Because It's difficult to me.
I don't have enoght test, And I only tested on Cygwin.
But I think zSSL good for several platform and some version
(Probably 2.5 and later) of Zope.
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