Let me add a comment.... this is one of the reasons for the association described here http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/7c61c52feb140e77/091e0170016fa394#091e0170016fa394
Some tools like T3 are not supported so you are on your own (although other people and I will help anyway if I can) and take huge risks. Other tools are supported better, like web2py core libraries. The association can help make a distinction. Eventually we'll have something replacing T3. On May 24, 3:45 pm, mdipierro <[email protected]> wrote: > On top of the modules/t2.py try add > > import uuid > > On May 24, 3:41 pm, GoldenTiger <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I have read the old thread titled: " t3 strange error on 1.71.0 " > > and i couldnt solve it > > > I was contracted to coding a website in a short time, and then I > > discovered web2py > > Last 2 weeks I have been reading web2py info alot of hours a day, Now > > I am desperate!! > > > Description or the problem: > > 1- I have a Mac, a PC (win) and the web hosting I recommended to my > > client is Webfaction, (yes, rocks) > > > 2- The behaviour is the same at mi Leopard, XP or Webfaction: I > > register like admin and then set 'mail_administrator' = my email > > > 3- The website requires email verification to users, so I set > > settings.email_verification=True > > > 4- I configure my gmail to try: > > settings.email_server='smtp.gmail.com:587' > > settings.email_auth= 'goldenboy.es:mygmailpass' > > > 5- settings.host_url= 'http://www.website.com"; > > 6- leaving update response as is > > the email_text include a 'registration_key', but i dont find it at > > any place of code of T3 > > > t2.messages.register_email_body="Click here "+settings.host_url > > +"/"+request.application+"/default/verify?key=%(registration_key)s to > > complete registration" > > > 7- Any attempt of registering show 2 errors > > > in "controllers/default.py", at lines 29 and 112 > > and : --> NameError: global name 'uuid' is not defined > > > 8 - I know that error ocurrs only when mail_verification is true, so > > I figure out that if i can't see key in any place of code, then uuid- > > py may be necesary to generate the universal unique id. > > > Questions: > > > *** Any of you can give a aproximate response? > > > **** what diferences is bettwen changing a variable at db.py or at > > models of T3, isit ok? > > > *** is there any variable to disable the necessity of > > registration_key variable? > > > Thanks alot of you !!!
