Hello everyone,
I am writing my own Python Product and it is going well so far, except that
some of the default permissions will not transfer.
I have an ObjectManager object that contains another ObjectManager-based
object. The first inherits the permissions of Zope just fine, but in the
On Wed, 05 Jul 2000 19:42:38 +0300, Itamar Shtull-Trauring
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
The place where this is needed most (IMHO) is for ZClass factories. So
there needs to be a way to create meta type filters through the Web.
Yes, but in Python products too, where you
Hello!
Can anybody tell me, what the 'dp=1' attribute in the _delObject methods of
the ObjectManager (OFS/ObjectManager.py) and ZClassMethodsSheet
(ZClasses/Method.py) Class are for?
I haven't found any method call, where dp is set and the methods themselves
don't use it aswell.
I would like to
Can anybody tell me, what the 'dp=1' attribute in the
_delObject methods of
the ObjectManager (OFS/ObjectManager.py) and ZClassMethodsSheet
(ZClasses/Method.py) Class are for?
I haven't found any method call, where dp is set and the
methods themselves
don't use it aswell.
I would like
Hi,
I guess this should be a feature request for the collector but I thought
I'd see what other people thought first...
I'd really like to be able to override methods in an instance of an
object. Examples I can think of are Squishdot and the Tracker.
In Squishdot, or any ZCatalog for that
Monty Taylor wrote:
Make a folder that contains the overridden methods and call things
through the context of that folder.
Neat trick :-)
We love acquisiton, but it won't quite do it :(
The default index_html will get called, unless you put /folder/ on the
end of your URL. which is horrible :(
Hi,
I'm trying to do a tree walk and copy with:
dtml-in objectValues
dtml-call "REQUEST['where'][-1].manage_addFolder(id)"
Created dtml-var id in dtml-var "REQUEST['where'][-1].id"BR
dtml-if "meta_type=='Folder'"
dtml-call "REQUEST['where'].append(this())"
dtml-var iterate
dtml-call
Chris Withers wrote:
Monty Taylor wrote:
Make a folder that contains the overridden methods and call things
through the context of that folder.
Neat trick :-)
We love acquisiton, but it won't quite do it :(
The default index_html will get called, unless you put /folder/ on the
end of
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dtml-call "REQUEST['where'][-1].manage_addFolder(id)"
Error Type: TypeError
Error Value: read-only character buffer, Python Method
Looks like the 'id' of something along the line is a method rather than a
string. Try "_.getitem('id', 1)".
Cheers,
Evan,
Thanks, that worked...
Evan Simpson wrote:
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dtml-call "REQUEST['where'][-1].manage_addFolder(id)"
Error Type: TypeError
Error Value: read-only character buffer, Python Method
Looks like the 'id' of something along the line is a method
Chris Withers wrote:
Can someone please tell me why folder.id is a method and
everything-else.id is a string?
Sorry, that should be folder.id is a string and everything-else.id is a
method.
cheers,
Chris
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At 04:40 PM 7/9/00 -0500, Steve Spicklemire wrote:
Wow.. alright. I think I need "ZPatterns for Dummies" or maybe there
needs to be a disclaimer "ZPatterns are NOT for Dummies." ;-)
I've pretty much given up on Sheets for now. Nothing I've tried
has actually worked. I thought maybe I needed to
At 10:02 AM 7/10/00 -0400, Shane Hathaway wrote:
Phillip,
What if the management interface for specialists provided a way to
manipulate, or at least view, the table of virtual objects (or, in
ZPatterns-speak, DataSkins)? Wouldn't that make ZPatterns more
accessible?
Probably. The sticking
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Brian Lloyd wrote:
Are you calling:
Globals.default__class_init__(MyBasketClass)
on your Basket class? This is (poorly documented but)
necessary for permissions declared in __ac_permissions__
to be correctly initialized.
Poorly? grin
Only three classes seem to use
Interesting commentary from the Interfaces Wiki:
http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/Projects/Interfaces/ObjectM
anagerItem
"""Some old objects provide id methods that return ids. This practice
should be avoided for new objects. We can't change the old objects for
backward compatability
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
At 09:22 AM 7/10/00 -0400, Shane Hathaway wrote:
The new security machinery actually provides a different way to solve
this problem. Since we now have an execution stack, we can limit that
stack, causing an exception to be thrown rather than letting it
overflow
At 03:07 PM 7/10/00 -0400, Shane Hathaway wrote:
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
Understood. I'll try to keep that use case in mind. Keep in mind,
however, that being able to create a LoginManager is a pretty risky
business in a portalish environment - you could potentially get access to
At 02:29 PM 7/10/00 -0400, Shane Hathaway wrote:
I decided to try out this idea. It turned out to be a cinch! It
doesn't restrict the manage_* methods yet; I'll get to that after I get
some feedback. Thoroughly untested except on my box; use at your own
risk, etc. :-)
Jim,
Phillip has an idea that could make life simpler for Zope newbies.
This would be intended for the next major Zope release.
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
Well, I'm hoping you'll take a look at my Collector suggestion for a new
Zope feature. :) Specifically, extending the "access" file to
FYI, I entered a Collector feature request for this over the weekend; I
classified it as "somewhat important/future", IIRC. It mentions the "set
up two accounts" concept you describe below, and I think there might be
some other notes as well.
At 05:07 PM 7/10/00 -0400, Shane Hathaway wrote:
Chris Withers writes:
I'm trying to do a tree walk and copy with:
dtml-in objectValues
dtml-call "REQUEST['where'][-1].manage_addFolder(id)"
Created dtml-var id in dtml-var "REQUEST['where'][-1].id"BR
dtml-if "meta_type=='Folder'"
dtml-call "REQUEST['where'].append(this())"
Wetried to install zope using its tar.gz file
and it created a lot of files with non-default users and with very permissive
permissions on a linux box (like 777 permissions for many files).
This is a HUGE security hole. We couldn't install
the RPMs files on our webserver. Is there any
Which files? Know that if you untar as root, the files will be 'owned'
by whoever tarred it up on our side. Untar it as a normal user. Reset
the permissions of the ones you find too permissive. Then let us know
so we can change the distribution.
-Original Message-
From: Leonardo
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Chris McDonough wrote:
Which files? Know that if you untar as root, the files will be 'owned'
by whoever tarred it up on our side. Untar it as a normal user. Reset
the permissions of the ones you find too permissive. Then let us know
so we can change the distribution.
Using gnutar, untarring as the root user preserves ownership on
expansion by default. Not sure if FreeBSD uses gnutar (I imagine not),
but this is the case with gnutar under Linux. I think this is what
happened to him... he said he could not use the RPM release and was
working with the source
RC Compaan writes:
I have a list:
mylist=[('R',31),('I',80),('A',80),('S',23),('E',35),('C',21)]
I want to rebuild the list sorted from high to low on the sequence-item.
When i call dtml-in mylist sort=sequence-item reverse the list gets
sorted on the sequence-key not the
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