Hello,
Has anyone manage to get the appropriate Rewrite rules to make zope.cgi
the root when they live in .htaccess? The problem I was hitting had to
do with getting the rewrite rule applied in an infinite loop, since
.htaccess is parsed so late in the Apache processing.
Thanks.
Chris Withers wrote:
>
> Chris McDonough wrote:
> > There is no generic diff or merge facility for two arbitrarily
> > modified Data.fs files.
>
> Perhaps Zope or ZEO could do Lotus Notes - style replication at some
> point in the future?
*droool*
There's that Python IDE that someone was work
If you manage to find it, would you post a link to it?
Thanks.
-Otto.
Chris McDonough wrote:
>
> Actually, there is a proposal on the table for something like this
> in a Wiki I can't find going by the name of "QuorumBasedReplication"
Simon Michael wrote:
>
[snip]
> 4. could we auto-login with cookies like eg slashdot ? I'm never
> logged in when I need to edit a wiki and doing so is quite
> disruptive. And, or, make the login page auto-redirect back to where
> I came from.
I'd like that, as well. Just make it a persistant
I've done it this way:
http://www.zope.org/Members/otto/portfw
It's also relatively easy to convince a hosting provider to add this, as
long as you have a dedicated IP address.
Perhaps I should have done a news item when I created this... seems a
lot of people have hacked around the issue is al
One thing I considered doing was using 2.2's mountable databases for
something like this. Give each user their own database (possibly
without undo information) and use a cron job to check file sizes. If
you have root on the box, you could create users id's for each user and
use quota on the file
Bill Anderson wrote:
>
[snip]
>
> Hmm ... howzabout this for an idea, at least:
>
> Since the Data.fs is appended to, and that your disconnected version
> is canonical, why couldn't you basically look for the last common
> transaction, and append all transactions in the canonocial to the
> m
Cary O'Brien wrote:
>
> > I've done it this way:
> >
> > http://www.zope.org/Members/otto/portfw
> >
[snip]
>
> How can this work? Won't Zope put a "base href=http://server:8080" tag
> into the head of the document and mess things up? Won't you need
> site-access to work around this?
>
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