At 3:01 PM -0700 7/8/06, Bill Bumgarner wrote:
>On Jul 8, 2006, at 1:12 AM, Bob Ippolito wrote:
> > On Jul 8, 2006, at 12:08 AM, DeanG wrote:
> >> Is there any formal or informal Python related activities at WWDC
> >> this year?
> >
> > I don't know of anything planned yet, and I don't think
"Samuel M. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote on 08/25/2005 10:53:55 AM:
> Anybody have any luck in getting PythonCard to work on OS X 10.4x
> with Python 2.4.1?
> The PythonCard websit is limited to Panther instructions. I saw a
> post where someone got it to work with Python 2.3.5.
There's a
but I'd really
like to find out how to configure LDAP/SASL.
I'm not clear on whether this requires
that something be done just on the Mac
client side, or if it also requires something be
done on the Active Directory server
configuration.
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http://tv.debian.net/software/ldaptor/ (based on twisted, see http:
> //twistedmatrix.com)
That looks promising...I've been playing around with
Twisted at
my web hosting service...I will try building and installing
on a Mac.
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Actual Technologies
about this and they
sent me some info about how to modify
mxODBC to make it work
with Actual ODBC. I you decide to go
this route, let me know and
I will forward you this info.
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Thanks for the info, Nicolas. I will
take a look at your Perl script.
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Nicholas Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/15/2005
04:19:41 PM:
> On Mon, Aug 15, 2005 at 03:46:31PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Thanks for sett
rd
across the
network. Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree by trying
to use LDAP.
A search at developer.apple.com on "Kerberos"
shows many, many articles,
but I'm unclear where to start. I tried
a Google search on "Python Kerberos",
and came up with a module called
words.
> What the original left out was: how do the client
and server talk to
> each other? The most common case is for the server to be HTTP
and the
> authentication to be "Negotiate", which ends up either passing
GSSAPI
> tokens or falling back to NTLM (which is, hopefully, d
ke an awkward approach).
At this point, all I'm trying to do is get the client
GUI app to
authenticate with AD.
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I found an easy to install binary
of Python-ldap for Windows XP, but it contained
no SASL support :-(. I'm guessing SASL
is needed for Active Directory
authentication, though I don't know
that for sure.
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rict this query to
Python mailing
lists, since I guess we could wrap a C solution. I
guess I need
to go look at some Mac developer mailing lists.
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Jeff Rush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/05/2005
10:33:39 PM:
> If you have only the new stuff that *requires* COM, I don't know that
you can
> do COM programming on the Mac (not being a Mac developer).
Thanks, Jeff.
I don't think COM will be an option. Bob Ippolito
suggests
it should be do-a
project, it
would be much appreciated. If you know
how to do it on Windows as well,
even better.
If are willing and able to provide consultation
services for this,
please respond to me off list. Of course,
any comments about this
posted freely to this list would be
appreciated as well.
Thank
etter way would be to use plistlib
to parse the preferences.plist file, but I just never
got around to it since the awk thing
has been working reliably.
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Kevin Dangoor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/13/2005
08:55:47 AM:
> I encountered this as well. I *think* something needs to change within
> zope.interface to work with gcc 4.x. Anyhow, all you need to do is:
>
> sudo gcc_select 3.3
Thanks! That worked._
Maybe I should take this to one of the
Twisted or Zope lists, but this appears to be a Mac-specific issue so I
thought it worth mentioning here. The problem is that Zope Interface 3.01
won't build on Mac OS 10.3 using either the stock Python 2.3 or Python
2.4.1 (error transcript at the bottom).
Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/10/2005
03:04:00 PM:
> That's really the wrong way to solve that problem, if you read the
> PEP that the warning references then you'll see how to add a -*-
> coding: -*- to the file such that it will simply interpret the source
> characters in t
pen up macerrors.py and get rid of the non-ASCII characters. It turns
out those characters were in the comments, not the actual code. There were
a number of them, so to save time I ended up doing a Select All in BBEdit
and chose Text-> Convert to ASCII.
Brad Allen
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I can't speak with any authority on
this, but I don't think that PythonCard .81/.82 has been tested against
Python 2.4.x. I ran into lots of problems with this and no one on the PythonCard
list was able to help me with it, so I ended up continuing to use Python
2.3.5 for PythonCard .81 and .82.
Thanks, Florian, for the instructions on how to convert
the new binary plist files into something parseable.
I'm wondering if it's going to be possible to bundle
this sort of functionality into plistlib. Since PyObjC is needed, I guess
the normal plistlib won't be able to do it. Maybe a special
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