James Gardner wrote:
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> Is it considered standard practice to allow
> non-ascii usernames though? Particularly since usernames are supposed to
> be case-insensitive in AuthKit?
I'd like to make allowing non-ascii usernames standard practice, trying to
make pylons i18n the best possible. Accor
I've used migrate for a project before; it has some rough spots but it does
work. That being said, it's usefulness is debatable.
Cheers,
David
Neil Blakey-Milner wrote:
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> On 5/28/07, Brendan Arnold
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Is there at present a database evolutions tool similar to migr
jj, I actually agree strongly with you regarding the potential dangers. My
counter argument is that if you specify the encoding of the database in the
config file to a different encoding than is in the mysql config file, don't
you risk double-encoding anyway? Now that the bug is fixed in MySQLdb,
This is another of my "what is the best way" questions.
I would like to deploy my Pylons application without headaches on my
clients server. This would mean my app with its templates and creating
the database. A while back, Dan posted that he had init code in
websetup.py and he called this at the
Hi David,
On 5/29/07, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Max, I have no problems by only using Unicode field-types in my model;
> that
> is, my sqlalchemy connection string does not contain anything related to
> UTF-8. I haven't investigated my MySQL setup so thoroughly but it seems to
>
Hi Max, thanks for the quick response,
Max Ischenko wrote:
> My exprience shows that it may be necessarily to specify encoding for
> mysql in dburi.
>
> The reason is that mysql server may be configured with default encoding
> that doesn't match the database you're connecting to. E.g. if you
I´m trying to get FCGI to work with a server, my configuration is:
[server:main]
use = egg:PasteScript#flup_fcgi_thread
host = 88.80.195.6
port = 6500
When I start the server with:
/projects/pylons/helloworld# paster serve --reload development.ini
All is apparently well since a PID is assigne
On 5/29/07, voltron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is another of my "what is the best way" questions.
>
> I would like to deploy my Pylons application without headaches on my
> clients server. This would mean my app with its templates and creating
> the database. A while back, Dan posted that h
On 5/29/07, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> jj, I actually agree strongly with you regarding the potential dangers. My
> counter argument is that if you specify the encoding of the database in the
> config file to a different encoding than is in the mysql config file, don't
> you risk dou
Ok, just to get things straight:
1. I copy my app folder(the one with the development.ini in it) from
my windows machine to my Linux server
2. I run "setup-app" and this sets stuff up on my linux machine as it
should
Did I get it?
"the way of the pylons is sometimes easy, but mostly secretive
I used mod_python about 6 months back to get Apache to proxy HTTPS to
my Pylons app; it wasn't easy.
Now I'm trying again with current Pylons, paste and friends. But I'm
again having troubles getting it to work.
The simplest apache config I've seen is this from
http://pythonpaste.org/module-pa
On 5/29/07, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> > My exprience shows that it may be necessarily to specify encoding for
> > mysql in dburi.
> >
> > The reason is that mysql server may be configured with default encoding
> > that doesn't match the database you're connecting to. E.g. if you
Wow.. I had no idea Paste could bridge the modpython divide but thanks
to your post, I just converted my own stuff over from
modpython_gateway.py, which is looks like paste.modpython derives
from...
I'm in the process of making my app more paste-friendly so I'm not
quite ready to add the .ini fil
I'm interested in serving up my pylons app under Stackless Python -
Stackless is more or less single-threaded so the model is somewhat
like Twisted but without all the deferreds. Instead of threads, there
are tasklets which participate in kind of a cooperative parallelism -
as soon as one tasklet
alecf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> SetHandler python-program
> PythonHandler paste.modpython
> PythonOption wsgi.application client::client_app
>
>
> And this works great.
Yeah, I just found my problem: an incompatibility between the expat
built into Python-2.4.4 and the one I had installed
The first thing is to see what MySQL thinks its server and client
character sets are:
$ paster shell development.ini
>>> import pylons.database
>>> engine = pylons.database.create_engine()
>>> engine.execute("SHOW VARIABLES").fetchall()
Look for the variables that start with "character_set_" and
Hi Mike,
Thank you for all the details. I've seen the merits of the arguments and I
guess the conclusion is these points:
1) The MySQL specific option of use_unicode is not needed anymore. The MySQL
specific charset option also is deprecated.
2) The SQLAlchemy convert_unicode option is recommen
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