Now I am sure that this behavior has nothing common with Web2py/wiki code.
If you have an application with Sqlite database, please be patient if you
play with it and decide recreate it so that you delete the content of
database/ folder completly.
In such case delete always sessions/ folder too.
2 years later I receive same error 401 UNAUTHORIZED at
http://localhost:8000//activity/wiki/_create/index
I made about 6 new empty applications and made some testing with
auth.settings.create_user_groups and .extra_fields, but with no catch yet -
always wiki works fine.
But fails with my relativ
>
> Any chance for steps on how to do that ? (For us that are new o web2py)
>
- Start the rocket built-in server (see the manual for instructions for
windows)
- Open the admin app and authenticate
- Go to the app base address at http://localhost:8000/ and
register
web2py should now have creat
Any chance for steps on how to do that ? (For us that are new o web2py)
-wa
> On Jan 28, 2014, at 5:28 PM, galoshes wrote:
>
> I also got the 401 error (version 2.8.2, Windows) when I first installed the
> wiki.
>
> After comparing with a previous version (2.7.4), it looks like in version
>
I also got the 401 error (version 2.8.2, Windows) when I first installed
the wiki.
After comparing with a previous version (2.7.4), it looks like in version
2.8.2, the wiki_editor group is not automatically created in db.auth_group.
The wiki works fine when the group is added in and the user is
>
> Pretty much give up on this, the wiki looked very promising when i first
> tried it, seems to be dead now,
>
Still unable to reproduce the issue with Version
2.8.2-stable+timestamp.2014.01.09.11.46.01 in development.
Mind that you must have permission to create wikis. Check that there is a
Pretty much give up on this, the wiki looked very promising when i first
tried it, seems to be dead now,
Which is a pity as it looked a very good option when it was working.
On Sunday, 22 December 2013 19:54:25 UTC, jimbo wrote:
>
> This used to work, activate the built in wiki, then register,
>
> Jim and Alan,
>
> I have the exact same problem, and exact same error. my setup is simple:
> using the latest "web2py_win" (as of December 2013) and followed the book
> "web2py_manual_5th". The instructions in section 3.5 will guide you to use
> the built in wiki, and if you follow these
Jim and Alan,
I have the exact same problem, and exact same error. my setup is simple:
using the latest "web2py_win" (as of December 2013) and followed the book
"web2py_manual_5th". The instructions in section 3.5 will guide you to use
the built in wiki, and if you follow these instructions
Thanks again Alan, will play about with it over Xmas. I am running on
Pythonanywhere.
As I said, the built in Wiki worked when I tried it several months ago.
Cheers!
On Sunday, 22 December 2013 19:54:25 UTC, jimbo wrote:
>
> This used to work, activate the built in wiki, then register, log in
>
> Hi Alan, it's 2.8.2
>
I think we need to see the source; I tried to reproduce it, but couldn't.
My system environment:
2.8.2-stable+timestamp.2013.12.20.15.08.47
(Running on Rocket 1.2.6, Python 2.7.3)
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Hi Alan, it's 2.8.2 Thanks
On Sunday, 22 December 2013 19:54:25 UTC, jimbo wrote:
>
> This used to work, activate the built in wiki, then register, log in and I
> got the wiki available. Now when I try to make a new wiki I get 401 even
> though it lets me log on.
>
> Tried today and I get a 40
> This used to work, activate the built in wiki, then register, log in and I
> got the wiki available. Now when I try to make a new wiki I get 401 even
> though it lets me log on.
>
With what version?
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