Confluence email should be back up

Now hopefully Alberto and everyone else can finally retrieve their lost passwords =] Sorry it was down for so long. -- Philip Jenvey --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "pylons-discuss" group. To po

RE: Using twForms with Pylons. Part 1

Just to close out this thread: Success! >"from toscawidgets.mods.pylonshf import validate" *after* from >twtutorial.lib.base import * >(actually, I'm pretty sure now that this is the problem...) This was the problem. Now works like a charm. Thanks. --~--~-~--~~~--

Re: Using twForms with Pylons. Part 1

John_Nowlan wrote: > Thanks for the help Alberto. > >> For the meantime, I've built those troublesome eggs without the C > speedups and uploaded them >> at toscawidgets.org. Can you try installing RuleDispatch before > installing twForms/ToscaWidgets >> like this: >> >> easy_install -f _http://to

Re: Using twForms with Pylons. Part 1

John_Nowlan wrote: > I've patched up my windows box and am trying the tutorial but run into > the same problem as mentioned in the previous msg, i.e. > > I reach this stage in the tutorial: > http://wiki.pylonshq.com/display/toscawidgets/Using+twForms+with+Pylons. > +Part+1#try-it-out > > and

Re: Packages to use on Gutsy

On 10/25/07, Matt Feifarek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does anyone have a recommendation as to which portions of the Pylons > requirements are best to use via OS-level package management and which are > best to use via easy_install? It seems that most people favor an > all-or-nothing approach, bu

Re: Packages to use on Gutsy

Matt Feifarek wrote: > I'm setting up a new development box, including a fresh install of Gutsy > Gibbon, Ubuntu's latest. > > I see that most of the required pylons packages and dependencies are in > the .deb repositories, which is cool. > > Pylons is already out of date (v.9.5-6) and I don't

Re: Packages to use on Gutsy

i use easy_install no matter what distribution of linux the system is. watch out for the symlinks, I believe there is a post earlier by me on how to fix this. On 10/25/07, Matt Feifarek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm setting up a new development box, including a fresh install of Gutsy > Gibbon

Packages to use on Gutsy

I'm setting up a new development box, including a fresh install of Gutsy Gibbon, Ubuntu's latest. I see that most of the required pylons packages and dependencies are in the .deb repositories, which is cool. Pylons is already out of date (v.9.5-6) and I don't know how often (if at all) the packag

RE: Using twForms with Pylons. Part 1

I've patched up my windows box and am trying the tutorial but run into the same problem as mentioned in the previous msg, i.e. I reach this stage in the tutorial: http://wiki.pylonshq.com/display/toscawidgets/Using+twForms+with+Pylons. +Part+1#try-it-out and I can't make validation fail, no ma

Using twForms with Pylons. Part 1

Thanks for the help Alberto. > For the meantime, I've built those troublesome eggs without the C speedups and uploaded them > at toscawidgets.org. Can you try installing RuleDispatch before installing twForms/ToscaWidgets > like this: > > easy_install -f http://toscawidgets.org/download/wo_spee

Re: Sites within sites

Mike Orr wrote: > I have two sites I want to convert to Pylons. Each site is just a > collection of independent components which could conceivably be > separate WSGI applications. But the sites handle authentication, > logging, and sessions for the components. (...) > Paste can mount multiple ap

Re: Sites within sites

Keeping a session in a database accessible to all applications might help. On the browser side you can keep an encrypted cookie with a session identifier. The identifier might have IP address and browser agent MD5'd to reduce man-in-the-middle hijack attempts. On your side, keep whatever you ne