I have no idea what any of these template specifications are about yet.
I do value your approach to being inclusive, and allowing as many as
possible styles to play.
As you have said yourself, I think many people can not understand what
everyone is talking about. So until people have something w
On 2/2/06, Phillip J. Eby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> C'mon guys, where's the shooting down of my ideas that y'all promised? ;)
>
Bang.
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Large files should just return a file. So that the file descriptor is
available for the most efficient sending.
So you could use sendfile(2), or another helper process send the file.
On 12/20/05, Phillip J. Eby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 11:59 AM 12/19/2005 -0800, Robert Brewer wrote:
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really working very well across
implementations/languages.
Cheers,
Rene Dudfield.
Melbourne websites, creative and technical services
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On 9/22/05, Stephan Diehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm in the process of developing a kind of web
On 8/24/05, Phillip J. Eby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm not sure what you mean by SQL DB, but if you mean putting the
> configuration in a database, I don't see why that would be useful or
> good. Similarly, I don't know what you mean by "file system".
>
By sql db I meant storing configur
Hey,
are custom config files with custom parsers needed or wanted for configuration?
Would not a .ini, python, xml, sql db, file system, or even apache
style config file be better?
If a common format is used then:
1) less code to maintain.
2) less to learn/document.
Cheers,
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Hey,
a what is it good for/why use it section would be good on the web page.
Cheers,
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> I did a bunch more work on this today. It's still in an early state,
> but I decided I should release versions more often. So it's out there:
>
>http:
Looks quite good. It should be able to handle all the uses I have for
sessions. I am sure it will change a little once it is started to be
implemented.
> > * Scenario 2: Same, but the apps are in separate processes. The
> > dispatcher remains. (forking servers)
>
> If the two apps share the s
Hey,
does anyone know of a way to get a wsgi app inside of zope?
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Some more requirements for sessions can be found at the php page on sessions.
Hash function declaring:
Chosing eg md5/sha. Also by using a distributed hash function you
can easily route the request to a specific web server. So with one
rewrite rule you can have your scalable sessions/session
Ok, here's my super list of wanted session features.
Multiple reader, single writer locking. Or MVCC would be nice :)
Otherwise if you use it for multiple requests at once(as in with ajax
apps) everything slows way down.
Having in the api a way to say 'I am just opening this for reading'
would
Hey,
There is a lot of terminology here that would not be understood by
some random sys admin coming to have a look at the config file.
Below I pasted it here without the comments. Sometimes it is good to
have a look at things without comments to see how readable they are.
Is this config file r
What about apache style configuration, that uses the file system.
It works quite well, and can be understood by all those people using
apache already.
You can have the main configuration done where-ever, but allowing
people to add in specific configuration at any part in the url by
simply adding
Nice one :)
Hopefully this will help things... I think the key is python keeping a
low memory foot print for it to be available on lots of shared hosts.
Where it uses up 0 memory if there are no requests for the site, and
maybe 5-10MB per site when there are requests.
With 50-200 sites per machi
friends use.
Cheers,
Rene Dudfield.
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This is a great idea! It gets around the problem of broken modules
too. If a module is updated on the live site, and it doesn't work for
whatever reason, then the old server is still around to serve
requests.
Keeping the old server around until it has finished its requests would
be good. It wou
Is not possible to use something like sendfile(2) with wsgi?
Where you need a socket file descriptor to use it.
If not, then you can't send files very efficiently.
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> At 03:34 PM 6/9/2005 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >The only limitation
m is still working around the bugs, and different
implementations behaviours.
Cheers,
Rene Dudfield
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For cr
ts of M will continue raising exceptions (but if,
for example, the source code for M is edited between import attempts,
then perhaps later attempts will succeed, or raise a different
exception).
This can break existing code, but in such cases the code was probably
working before by accident. In th
Supporting fastcgi is useful for two reasons.
Supporting fastcgi so that you can be called by another httpd, eg
apache, or lighttpd. Some people allready use fastcgi to call php,
python or ruby on rails apps.
Supporting it to call php, or ruby on rails apps. This way, twisted
could run .php fil
s separate processes. Each process also uses a
different database user, to add in another layer of security. So
basic members database user does not have access to
select/delete/update tables, the process serving their requests should
not be able to access them either.
On linux(and other unixes
repr works quite well, and I've used it with lots of different
javascript... However I'm not completely confident in it as it fails
for unicode.
eg.
>>> a = u'a=\'asdfd\';\n\r\n'
>>> a
u"a='asdfd';\n\r\n"
>>> print repr(a)
u"a='asdfd';\n\r\n"
This is an invalid js string. eek. So first we need
Hi Ian,
I'm interested in using any WSGI middleware, and servers you have in
there. Do you have any documentation or examples on how to use those
bits?
WSGI middleware and servers should be quite reusable for other people
wanting to pick bits from various frameworks/libraries.
I really like Ala
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