Hehe,
Well, it's ALMOST true, since you guys have done so much amazing work
since I last looked in!
Anyway, as a newbie, I got some questions:
- What docs should I read first?
- How do I get Zope 3 up and running on Windows, and what's the best
version for me to try?
- Where can I find good
And I'm pretty sure that Zope 3 needs Python 2.4 ;-)
Chris
Adam Groszer wrote:
Hello Shariq,
Plone is a product for Zope 2.xx.
Monday, July 11, 2005, 1:07:12 PM, you wrote:
ss
ss Hi,
ss I have download Zope3 by using Python 2.3 but i didn't find
ss any Product directory where I can
Jim Fulton wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
And I'm pretty sure that Zope 3 needs Python 2.4 ;-)
No, Zope 3 works with Python 2.3. Some add-ons might require 2.4.
Really? I'm sure I saw something fly by saying Zope 3 required Python
2.4 :-S
Chris
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Alec Munro wrote:
class SomeObj:
some_dictionary = PersistentDict({})
ouch, never use mutables for class attributes, for exactly the reasons
you've found.
two points:
1. the dict will get newly created every time this code runs, ie: each
time Zope starts.
2. the object is never
Fred Drake wrote:
A rich-comparison method should return NotImplemented to indicate that
it doesn't implement the specific comparison; the response should be
for Python to allow the other operand a chance to handle the
comparison (inverted, of course).
Oh :-(
What an unfortunate name, I'd
Fred Drake wrote:
On 10/20/05, Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What an unfortunate name, I'd have called it Uncomparable on some such...
While the current name is unfortunate, and Uncomparable would make the
two easier to distinguish, Uncomparable would also be wrong
Fred Drake wrote:
On 10/21/05, Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At the very least NotImplementedComparision or
NotImplementedOperandForType would be more explicit...
Indeed. We (and many others in the Python community) are in complete
agreement on this.
Well, if we're all
Andreas Jung wrote:
i18n:attributes just replaces the attributes with content from the
catalog file.
How can change an image depend on the user location?
how about i18n:attributes=src python: test(your_condition, 'someurl1',
'someurl2') ?
I tend to create a folder of the image name, with
Simon Hang wrote:
1. Installed mod_ntlm for apache 1.3, and tested.
Really? Did you get this to work? I've heard it was flakey and/or broken...
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Simon Hang wrote:
Not under heavy load. Any machine should be able to handle this.
Ah, hmmm, do you know how it would behave under high load?
Our current use case resulted in problematic behaviour under high load
and I wonderd if this had been addressed in the version you are using..
But
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
True, it's not the nicest solution. But you could make it safer by first
stripping the according request variable from the QUERY_STRING.
mod_rewrite is quite powerful in that respect.
Is it just me, or should a deep feeling of uneasiness accompany the
Alec Munro wrote:
My users are unable to rename things, seemingly everywhere. They can
add, remove, but not rename, or cut/copy. I'm not sure how to set the
permission for this.
Do they have the necessary permissions on the objects container rather
than the object itself?
cheers,
Chris
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Jim Fulton wrote:
This is a matter of policy. It is straightforward to change. Many people
hate
@@ and the ++view++name syntax. They will often arrange their item and
view
names so that they don't overlap.
How hard is it to plug in different url parsing? It's often something
people want to
Jim Fulton wrote:
This isn't really URL parsing, it's traversal. It's easy to plug in
different traversal adapters.
Are there any examples of this or docs?
Chris - sorry if I'm missing something obvious :-S
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Brad Allen wrote:
Maybe it's too late for this, but what about coming up with a new name
to reflect the reality that Zope 3 is a complete redesign and rethink?
I always thought Zope sounded too much like SOAP, anyway.
Here are some name ideas
I think renaming would be an exceptionally bad
Steve Wedig wrote:
I'm in the planning stages for developing a Zope 3 application. It
would be nice to know my http caching plan ahead of time. It seems
that the two main options are squid and apache. I was wondering if the
most flexible setup might be to have apache running behind squid, and
Reinoud van Leeuwen wrote:
On Tue, Feb 14, 2006 at 09:15:42PM +0100, Florian Lindner wrote:
I also think that pure Latex would be the best choice. It's convertible into a
lot different formats and can be edited just using a simple text editor.
Isn't Docbook a better choice? Is is specially
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
self.queue seem is empty each time I restart Zope.
That's because dictionaries are not derived from Persistent. Try PersistentDict.
D'oh! That's confusing. Isn't there a class that gathers all of these in one.
Urm, Peter, the rules of persistence w.r.t. mutable
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
That's very interesting. If you understood Squid better do you think
you'd leave out apache?
Maybe, I guess I just have a soft spot for Apache though ;-)
And what about the performance overhead? Any experience you can share?
Nope, Plone gives me all the performance
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
So by using PersistentList it just means that you can use:
self.alist.append(1)
in your code. The attribute, self.alist, is still saved even without
PersistentList but it just means you have to be careful when writing
to it.
PersistentX classes also usually subclass
Fred Drake wrote:
I've worked a bit with generating OpenDocument documents for use with
OpenOffice, and have no expectation that the document will be edited
in a way that a plain-text user will be happy with. Since the files
are ZIP files that contain XML, it's not like supporting plain text
Fred Drake wrote:
On 2/16/06, Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed, but I'm guessing there's maybe a script that can be run to turn
OpenDocument into DocBook and vice versa?
The DocBook -- OpenDocument conversion is lossy, so there's no round trip.
:-(
Oh well, not too attached
Andrew Sawyers wrote:
If you have needs for Apache, use Apache - but there is no need for it
just for rewriting urls.
Agreed, Jens can fill you in on the rest of the details as to why we use
Apache ;-)
cheers,
Chris
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Stefane Fermigier wrote:
You should probably report this to the Debian Zope packaging team.
...and then once you've given up on package builds, try compiling from
source ;-)
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Shaun Cutts wrote:
So far so good, modulo the replication issue. (We don't have much
funding yet... but if initial launch goes well, we're hopeful :)).
As people have mentioned, you can use repozo to get almost the same
effect. Either that or do app-level replication ;-)
It would be very
Andreas Elvers wrote:
Personally I don't like to store big files (pictures and the like) in
ZODB. Zope provides you the functionality to store this data outside of
ZODB (somewhere on the harddrive). Although commonly a reference still
exists in ZODB in form of a content object. This content
Reinhold Strobl wrote:
is it possible to integrate CORBA with Zope.
Sure, but I doubt it's been done before, so you'd be on your own...
I mean, generally can I can code
every python code in Corba,
Dunno what this means, CORBA's a communication protocol not a
programming language, right?
Reinhold Strobl wrote:
For instance, server A provides the views and server B provides business
functionality via utilities. As a side effect, this should help to increase
scalability, since I split functionality over multiple servers.
But how to I get them to work together? Is XML-RPC the
Stephan Richter wrote:
On Tuesday 23 May 2006 01:38, Frank Burkhardt wrote:
[x for x in iterator()]
easier is list(iterator())
Okay, but where does BTrees promise that iterkeys() returns something
that's immutable?
cheers,
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Hi All,
Dunno if this is the right list, but it's about Zope 3's i18n stuff and
Five and Zope 2.9, so if anyone can recommend a better list, please let
me know...
I did try and ask about this on the zope@zope.org list but got no
response :-(
I have a ZODB-based Zope 2.7 app using PTS that
Marco Mariani wrote:
and then in overrides.zcml:
adapter
for=zope.publisher.interfaces.browser.IBrowserRequest
provides=zope.i18n.interfaces.IUserPreferredLanguages
factory=my.package.BrowserItalianLanguage
/
Thanks!
Where does this snippet go in Five-land?
cheers,
Stephan Richter wrote:
On Wednesday 31 May 2006 04:29, Chris Withers wrote:
- Can my existing .pot and .po files be used?
Yes, the PO file format is totally independent of Zope and Python.
But with PTS, I don't need to build .mo's myself, right? ;-)
- How would I mark up constant
Stephan Richter wrote:
The point is that I am not interesting in supporting the ZMI at all. I have no
use for users or developers to ever use the ZMI. In fact, basing my skin on
the ZMI is bad because it provides all those URLs I (a) do not have control
over -- thus being a security risk,
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
2. Fall out of search engines.
Why?
Search engines don't particularly like weird characters in urls.
@ and + are not weird characters in URLs. They're allowed by the spec
and I'd be surprised if they actually are a problem. So far, this is all
hand-waving.
Jim Fulton wrote:
The default Zope 3 configurations still organizes objects into a tree.
Path identifiers are no longer used.
How do you now uniquely identify an object?
cheers,
Chris
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Jim Fulton wrote:
First, you usually don't need an independent unique id for an
object, since direct object references work much better in
Zope 3 than they do in Zope 2.
Great :-)
If you do need a separate identifier of some kind, you can
use a key reference or use an integer id from an
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
What's a key reference?
- zope.app.keyreference
- zope.app.intid
I was wondering if there was a more high level explanation that rtsl ;-)
I kinda know what an intid is, but what's a key reference?
cheers,
Chris
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Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
class IKeyReference(zope.interface.Interface):
A reference to an object (similar to a weak reference).
The references are compared by their hashes.
There, that wasn't so hard...
Well yeah, but it's also not very explanatory ;-)
If it's similar
Tim Peters wrote:
Same answer as before: someone who understands the intended
invariants during cache verification needs to stare at the mutually
inconsistent code and comments, and figure out was intended.
Is there a list of suspects for this?
(or at least change it and see what happens?
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
I wouldn't say that. It depends on your taste, really. I personally
prefer the package-includes approach for development environments; for
actual deployments I find having no package-includes at all, but instead
putting everything in site.zcml useful, because
Stéphane Brault wrote:
But I can't seem to be able to use apache as a proxy.
If you elaborate, people may be able to help you.
However, for that specific problem #apache on irc.freenode.net will
probably be of more service...
Chris
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Karel Antonio Verdecia Ortiz wrote:
Thank you, but when I use now svn:// instead of http://; I get:
svn: No fue posible conectarse al equipo 'svn.zope.org': Network
is unreachable
I think it should be a problem with my proxy
Indeed, you need to unblock the port.
I
Benji York wrote:
Baiju M wrote:
(This is about : http://kpug.zwiki.org/Zope3Distilled)
I recommend you verify that you can use the Distilled name. I believe
computer book titles of that form are protected by an Addison-Wesley
trademark.
I'm pretty sure a trademark like that can't
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
I'm pretty sure a trademark like that can't be claimed. You'd be
effectively trademarking a dictionary word, and I'm pretty sure that's
not allowed...
Let's see, looking through the first pages of my English dictionary, it
seems that Apple is also a
Gary Poster wrote:
http://www.innovation.ch/personal/ronald/ntlm.html), the problem is that
the 4 way handshake has to happen *within a single connection*.
Apparently MS abuses HTTP to perform this.
Hmmm, I'm not sure this is true. One project I work on has 10,000+ users
a day
Chris McDonough wrote:
The right thing to do here is probably to just use something like
http://modntlm.sourceforge.net/ and trust the REMOTE_USER environment
variable passed by Apache... let somebody else worry about maintaining
it. ;-)
'cept it don't work ;-)
(well, not in the
This package provides components for use with Zope 3 and Zope 2 + Five
that implement both ITranslationDomain and ILanguageAvailability as well
as supporting the recording of untranslated msgids.
This means that, not only do the components support the interface
require to provide messages to
...but which just gets the names of utilities available for a particular
interface.
The reason I ask is that getUtilitiesFor returns tuples of name and
utility. This seems wasteful, particular when the utilities need to be
created from factories, and all I'm then doing with the list is
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
Utilities are never created when they're looked up. They're created when
registered. Singletons (instances) are registered with the utility
registry, never factories.
Ah, yes, of course, I think I'm looking for local utilities...
and all I'm then doing with
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
Utilities are never created when they're looked up. They're created
when registered. Singletons (instances) are registered with the
utility registry, never factories.
Ah, yes, of course, I think I'm
Hi All,
Curious about security in Zope 3.
In Zope 2 the following would be bad:
class X(SimpleItem): pass
class Y(SimpleItem): pass
class Z(SimpleItem): pass
x = X()
y = Y()
z = Z()
x.y = y
x.z = z
y.z = z
...because z has two containment paths:
x.z
x.y.z
...which might have different
Chris McDonough wrote:
Why not just use a mutex (a recursive lock makes things easier too)?
Yeah, Big Fat Lock has been my solution with Reportlab, worked well
under high load for several years.
I don't use RLocks myself, paranoia says they're not big or fat enough ;-)
Chris
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Timothy Reaves wrote:
Is the recommended way still to use repozo, or is there a different
ZEA client for that?
You either want to run repozo on the storage server or look at ZRS,
which will cost you real money...
cheers,
Chris
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Tom Dossis wrote:
browser:page
name=upload.html
menu=zmi_views title=Upload
for=zope.app.file.interfaces.IFile
template=file_upload.pt
class=.file.FileUpload
permission=zope.ManageContent
/
Is it possible, and if, how?
Hi Sascha,
I think if you name
Shailesh Kumar wrote:
Thanx Tom, but I was looking for the general case, not in the context of a
request. Like say during application startup I want to know the port
number.
Is it possible?
This is surely in the event log, why don't you look there?
Chris
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Shailesh Kumar wrote:
Thanx for the hint. I still don't know how to programmatically access the
event log. will try to figure it out.
Why do you need to know programmatically?
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Shailesh Kumar wrote:
I have 2 different zope applications running (on different machines) and
they would be talking to each other, one is a master application and there
may be multiple instances of the other one (on different machines). I need
the port number information for registing one with
Dan Buch wrote:
Let's say that we take HA out of the equation
Well, okay, but I thought that was the point of this discussion? ;-)
and that our supposed
infrastructure already has storage and web covered.
How so? Are you storing all your data in a relational database? Is
someone else
Dan Buch wrote:
security:
100% authenticated, all the time (TLS/SSL?)
TLS/SSL has little to do with authentication.
What percentage of your users will be logged in using a
password/sso/nltm/etc?
activities:
90% reading
10% modifying objects
Yeah, you'll have no problems with zodb based
Alex Cheng wrote:
Thanks.
What 'trivial' are you referring to?
cheers,
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Andrew Groom wrote:
I need to reuse a Zope3 component outside Zope for doing some non-web
based regular processing, e.g., bulk emailing, and the component makes
use of adapters specified in the configure.zcml for the component. How
do I make these adapters available to my non-Zope process ?
Gary Poster wrote:
Why does adding to identical objects to a queue at the same time
result in a conflict? Surely they should both just get added in an
artbitary order?
Basically, the constraint allows for more powerful conflict resolution,
or at least simpler code.
Um, can you explain
Thierry Florac wrote:
I'm looking for the set of parameters that can be used in zope.conf
file, including those relatives to ZODB caching options and ZEO
configuration.
Any link would be greatly welcome...
Looks for a schema.xml file in the source distro. That'll be the ZConfig
schema used to
Hey All,
How do I subscribe a susbcriber to ObjectModifiedEvent but not
ContainerModifiedEvent?
I have a subscriber that is currently subscribed to
IObjectModifiedEvent, but as a result it's getting called when objects
are added and removed whereas I only want it when the container is
Martin Aspeli wrote:
def handler(event):
if IContainerModifiedEvent.providedBy(event):
return
...which is pretty inefficient.
All the subscriber lookup, etc, has to happen to get this far.
There must be a better way...
Chris
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Jeff Shell wrote:
Well,
a container is an object.
It's being modified by the sake of its content changing.
Yeah, but the reason there's two types of events would probably be so
you can differentiate between them with subscribers.
The inheritence structure and nature of how
Hey All,
I need a little time tracking app so I thought I'd knock it up in Zope 3
with a ZODB backing, just to check on the latest and greatest way to
build a Zope 3 app.
So, what *is* the standard way now and where can I read about how to
do it?
cheers,
Chris
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Andreas Jung wrote:
I need a little time tracking app so I thought I'd knock it up in Zope 3
with a ZODB backing, just to check on the latest and greatest way to
build a Zope 3 app.
So, what *is* the standard way now and where can I read about how to do
it?
GROK?
I *do* want ot try grok
Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
I was talking about normal, straight Zoep 3 here...
Look at Phillip's book?
I suspect even the 2nd edition of that is out of date w.r.t. current
practice, hence why I'm asking on the list ;-)
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Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
I suspect even the 2nd edition of that is out of date w.r.t. current
practice, hence why I'm asking on the list ;-)
I don't think that's the case.
I'm pretty sure the full move to eggs along with the introduction of
buildout and the recipe-based stuff has happened
Benji York wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
So, what *is* the standard way now and where can I read about how to
do it?
That's in flux at the moment. I think Philipp's zopeproject is a step
in the right direction, but haven't had a chance to look at it closely yet.
Where's zopeproject's home
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
Yes, it has happened. That doesn't mean all 24 chapters are invalid now.
I know that!
Just don't take the chapter on Installing
Zope for granted.
And it's precisely this I'm asking about ;-)
My suggestion is to use zopeproject which I've tried
to
Thierry Florac wrote:
Hi,
I have a simple question : I'm using RAMCache
What's RAMCache?
with ZEO and several Zope
frontends ; when calling cache.invalidate(), are the selected entries
invalidated only on the Zope frontend which handled the request, or are
they invalidated on each
Thierry Florac wrote:
As it's name implies, RAMCache utility only stores it's data in RAM. So
I guess that ZODB won't be impacted by cache updates, as other Zope
frontends...
So what do you mean by find it's way back to ZEO ? And how can you
handle this ??
Oh, I have no idea about RAMCache...
Hi All,
I've come to realise that a lot of the python packages I've developed
for use outside of zope (twiddler and mailinglogger spring to mind) rely
on zope.testing and work best with the testrunner in zope.testing.
What's the best way to use this in a non-zope environment?
Also, what's
Hey All,
I need something like formlib so want to give it a spin.
Is there a good how-to or example anywhere?
cheers,
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Chris Withers wrote:
I need something like formlib so want to give it a spin.
Is there a good how-to or example anywhere?
Kapil rightly pointed out off-list that z3c.form is the latest and
greatest.
Which one is best and where do I go for docs/examples?
cheers,
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Hi All,
Why does the following adapter registration not work?
adapter
for=.SomeModule.SomeClass *
provides=.interfaces.ISomething
factory=.factories.Factory
name=something
/
from zope.component import getAdapters
from SomeModule import SomeClass
from interfaces
Stephan Richter wrote:
zope.component.getAdapters((MyClass(), object()), ISomething)
generator object at 0xb7c56d8c
list(zope.component.getAdapters((MyClass(), object()), ISomething))
[(u'something', __main__.MyFactory object at 0xb7b4a06c)]
Interesting, what version of zope.component are
Stephan Richter wrote:
If you use buildout, there is a recipe for creating a test runner. See
http://svn.zope.org/zope.kgs/trunk/?rev=83325
for a good example.
Where's the actual test runner or test runner creater?
Also, what's the best way to indicate in setup.py that my package needs
Stephan Richter wrote:
On Friday 01 February 2008, Chris Withers wrote:
Stephan Richter wrote:
If you use buildout, there is a recipe for creating a test runner. See
http://svn.zope.org/zope.kgs/trunk/?rev=83325
for a good example.
Where's the actual test runner or test runner creater
Marius Gedminas wrote:
how bout a zope3 page on myspace?lol
Just write a Facebook app that interacts with the list archives ;-)
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David Pratt wrote:
I was thinking of a small wsgi app that puts ip into a database or dict
and remove ips if they are not active within a time interval. Sessions
will give logged users so they can be differentiate with anonymous.
Think that should do it. Seems simple enough, any other ideas?
Jon Hadley wrote:
Hi all,
The list of products at Zope.org is fairly daunting for a n00b like me.
None of the product there will likely work with Zope 3 anyway ;-)
Does anyone have any recommendations in terms of usefulness / wow
factor / day to day utility apps?
That's a bit like asking
Hi All,
Apologies for what might be seen as spam but I wasn't even aware this
conference took place last year and I live in the UK! So, hopefully you
won't mind me letting you know that it's taking place again this year ;-)
PyCon UK 2008 is an independent, community-run, community-controlled
Hi All,
I have a view:
from zope.publisher.browser import BrowserView
class Receiver(BrowserView):
def __call__(self):
print self.request.bodyStream.read()
return 'done'
...which I'm trying to test with the following script:
import socket
socket.setdefaulttimeout(5)
Chris Withers wrote:
...but the processing seems to hang in bodyStream.read() until the
socket times out on the client side (ie: I get a timeout exception)
at which point the read() returns and shows what I'd expect.
What am I doing wrong?
I should note that I'm using paster serve here, so
Chris Withers wrote:
I should note that I'm using paster serve here, so I wonder if that
has any bearing?
Well no, but the fact that my deploy.ini contained the following:
[app:main]
use = egg:HelloWorld
[server:main]
use = egg:Paste#http
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 8080
..was the problem
Alek Kowalczyk wrote:
I would suggest checking if the Content-Length value has been properly set.
Yep, httplib.HTTPConnection does this for you. I even checked that it
works ;-)
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Hi All,
Am I right in thinking that this is now the canonical way to get a zope
3 instance:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/zc.zope3recipes
?
If so, could the owners of these packages hide, remove or otherwise
document that they're out of date:
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/zc.zope3recipes
?
If you still want an instance, yes. I don't particularly like instances
as we've had them with Zope 2 and Zope 3 (they don't quite work in a
WSGI environment).
So what do you do instead?
How do people get a
Sebastien Douche wrote:
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 00:11, Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please don't remove things! Never ever. People might still be using them.
That is getting a bit old. The confusion from having this cruft lying
around (in the same way as accidentally released
Marius Gedminas wrote:
At the *very* least it's take about 2 minutes for a package manager to
put a large DO NOT USE - THIS IS ONLY HERE TO SUPPORT EXISTING SETUPS
at the top of the text on pypi to stop innocent bystanders getting
caught out.
That's a very good idea. It should also point
Paul Winkler wrote:
That argument neglects to include people that don't cache eggs (for
whatever reason) and people that need to build on a machine that may
have never cached the egg in question (like deploying brand new
servers).
+99
Deleted releases can cause massive unintended pain
Tim Cook wrote:
As I said before I may have miss-diagnosed the problem and may fix may
break other things?
This is what a full-coverage unit and functional test suit is for.
You have got automated tests for all this stuff, right?
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Tim Cook wrote:
Hi Chris,
On Fri, 2008-12-19 at 10:06 +, Chris Withers wrote:
Tim Cook wrote:
As I said before I may have miss-diagnosed the problem and may fix may
break other things?
This is what a full-coverage unit and functional test suit is for.
You have got automated tests
Douglas Cerna wrote:
Try to remove the utility from the sm like this:
del sm['authentication']
Eh? You shouldn't have do delete it just because you want to un-register it.
I wonder why Sebastian's unregisterUtility didn't work?
Chris
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Andreas Jung wrote:
Thoughts?
+1, they already end up in the same IMAP folder for me...
Chris
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Chetan Kumar wrote:
bump!!
This is not a bulletin board.
Appending exclamation marks and making stupid posts like this will just
get you ignored/blocked.
I suggest you read the whole of this:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.htm
Specifically:
Chetan Kumar wrote:
The reason was the absence of path to zope.viewlet egg from the
sys.path. This slippage can surely be attributed to buildout. Also
discovered that out of 170 eggs listed in buildout.cfg only about 60
appear in the scipts generated by buildout (paster, debug, ctl,
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