Hi,
When building egg packages, do I need to run the command “python
setup.py bdist_egg” with every python executable corresponding to my
desired supported versions? Doing so would require me to have virtual
enviroments for at least 3 python versions (2.4, 2.5, 2.6), wouldn’t?
Isn’t there an easy
Hi everyone,
I'm developing a pylons-app to manage a mail server (postfix). In my
app, I call several external programs using
output = subprocess.Popen(args, stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE).communicate()[0]
However, I'm unable to get the programs output. The output gets
printed a
Oh, you're right. I have thought about using MySQL/PostgreSQL, but
it's not that easy due to some specific configurations I have on
Postfix. I'm working on it.
However, even I made my question related to Postfix, I have the same
problem with other app I've developed that need to call external
pro
Hi there,
I've been trying to successfully use PyDev in Eclipse to write my
Pylons apps. Of course, I guess you guys know all the issues involved:
paster and debugging, intellisense, etc.
Wouldn't be nice to have a Pylons plugin for Eclipse just like the
Google's GWT plugin for Eclipse? Furth
I have to try it. Thanks.
Anyway, I still think that a pylons plugin for eclipse would be
extremely valuable no only regarding intellisense, but also debugging,
project creation/configuration, .you might know what I mean. I cannot
write such a plugin right now because I don't have the requeried Jav
and do pagination
(using pylons pagination utility). Any ideas? I could change my DB
design, though I cannot change the underlying concepts of a Computer,
a Rule, .etc.
Thanks for your time,
gsandorx :)
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ns:
raise exc
else:
raise exc.exception # ditto
return app(environ, start_response)
Am I wrong? Did I download an out-of-date version? Has anybody else
experienced the same kind of error?
gsandorx
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y).
I guess I have to write James Garder to include this fix as you
suggested.
Thanks,
Sandor
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