"Please correct the errors below." is displayed without actual errors

using svn version. Any idea's what can be wrong? thanks Ksenia.

Re: Apps and 'subapps', or how closely to couple parts of a site

and possible > overcrowding of template directories, or should I always be breaking > distinct object types that need CRUD treatment, out into their own > apps? > This is not Django related, but interesting in general: http://blog.ianbicking.org/little-apps-instead-of-little-frameworks.html -- Ksenia

Re: django in a production environment

ango? > > Another poster mentions SCGI. I've looked into that, but the Apache 2 > module for it is unstable, according to the documentation, which rules > it out for me. SCGI is actually being used in production evironment with Apache2, here is more info: http://mail.mems-exchange.org/durusmail/quixote-users/4963/ -- Ksenia

Re: django in a production environment

st proven, but for Python applications in general SCGI is the most fast, stable and easy to configure alternative. -- Ksenia

Re: Limiting database connections?

in publisher somehow) . If you want to share connection between apps, some external pool tool is probably needed (jonpy was already mentioned, there is also Postgres-specific pgpool...) -- Ksenia

Re: Permission

es it's simple and works like RBAC: if user.has_permission('send_mail'): # send mail :) # send mail... In other places it works like RBAC + CBAC: ;-) news_item = News.get(3) if user.has_permission('publish_news', news_item): # publish this news item -- Ksenia

DRY strategy for portal site

use custom authentication? Thanks a lot. -- Ksenia

Re: Anonymous Session?

framework on several (low traffic) production sites and it works great. -- Ksenia

Re: Problems with User Auth stuff

> code, but again it is hard bent on using auth.users for authentication. > I end up having subclass of everything with 90% code copied-andpasted. > Definitely not 'DRY' at all. > > -- Ksenia