Rob Crittenden wrote:
Somehow the same block of code got added twice to ipa-rmkeytab causing,
not surprisingly, a double-free. This resolves it.
rob
ack
Pavel
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This patch enables webUI Create-Retrieve-Updated-Delete-Search
operations for all api.Object plugins that:
1. implement all the required CRUDS methods
2. have a primary_key
Last night I realized that the upgrade to wehjit 0.2.0 broke the
installer, so I hurried this patch a bit, left out
Pavel Zu*na wrote:
Jason Gerard DeRose wrote:
This patch enables webUI Create-Retrieve-Updated-Delete-Search
operations for all api.Object plugins that:
1. implement all the required CRUDS methods
2. have a primary_key
Last night I realized that the upgrade to wehjit 0.2.0 broke the
Pavel Zůna wrote:
Rob Crittenden wrote:
Somehow the same block of code got added twice to ipa-rmkeytab
causing, not surprisingly, a double-free. This resolves it.
rob
ack
Pavel
pushed to master
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I've run into a small problem with xgettext. By default xgettext expects
all strings in an input file to be encoded in ascii. It will also allow
you to override that by specifying the strings in the input file are utf-8.
In ipappython/ipautil.py line 296 is the following string:
On Tue, 2010-01-26 at 17:28 -0500, John Dennis wrote:
I've run into a small problem with xgettext. By default xgettext expects
all strings in an input file to be encoded in ascii. It will also allow
you to override that by specifying the strings in the input file are utf-8.
In
John Dennis wrote:
I've run into a small problem with xgettext. By default xgettext expects
all strings in an input file to be encoded in ascii. It will also allow
you to override that by specifying the strings in the input file are utf-8.
Do you ever expect to run this stuff on IBM
I constantly find identical code spread across multiple files. Is there
a reason for this code duplication? (Perhaps trying to keep import name
spaces isolated?)
It seems to me code duplication is bad software practice for obvious
reasons.
If there isn't a compelling design justification
