On Nov 1, 2009, at 5:39 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:
> I'm not really aware of what those fixes are, or if they apply to
> WebOb (I suspect they don't). If there are specific API differences
> where they could be unified, well... we can discuss them. Talking
> with Armin, his biggest concerns have be
One thing to add. Both paster.log and paster.pid are created as empty
files
Ruben
On 16 nov, 20:21, cropr wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have 3 sites who were running without any issues. For one reason or
> another the paster serve command suddenly stopped working with --
> daemon flag.
>
> The sites work
Hi,
I have 3 sites who were running without any issues. For one reason or
another the paster serve command suddenly stopped working with --
daemon flag.
The sites work fine without the --daemon flag, but the moment I want
to use the --daemon paster just says 'entering daemon mode' and then
the
On Nov 13, 4:13 pm, John_Nowlan wrote:
> Beauty!
> redirect works. Thanks
awesome.
fyi, i use a prefix for all my named routes -- "xxx:" , where xxx is a
2-4 letter abbreviation for my app
so it becomes something like
redirect_to( "osn:/my/login" ) , which always forces a name onto
the r
3: fapws has basic example on running as wsgi server.
2: You can compress/gzip your HTML payload. The easiest way is to use
paste.gzipper inside your middleware.py:
from paste.gzipper import middleware
If you use mako, you can take advantage of its function-level caching.
- Didip -
On Sun, Nov
