them they only
had to call me back if it would be down for more than an hour.
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On 20:18 Sat 02 Apr , Ian Bicking wrote:
> Does anyone know who the support contact for w4py is? It seems to be down.
I put a call into Tummy.com at 970-494-0355 and used option 1 to leave a
message in their emergency mailbox. I left my cell (570-840-4487) as a
contact. I'll write the list as
On 13:04 Thu 31 Mar , Ian Bicking wrote:
> Well, that's what happens when you don't excersize something at all
> before checking it in. Repeating that mistake, I've checked in a fix.
Nice! Seems to work perfectly now. Thanks for your work on this.
Eric
On 10:42 Thu 31 Mar , Ian Bicking wrote:
>
> I think that must be because it uses cgi.parse_qs directory, which
> returns a dictionary of lists (never flattening parameters). I checked
> in what I think is a fix.
I'm now getting a Serve Error when I submit POST data with a query
string in
self.writeln(""" """)
self.writeln("""Field variables:""")
self.writeln("""""")
fields = self.request().fields()
for field in fields:
self.wri
On 09:18 Fri 25 Mar , Winston Wolff wrote:
> Do you prefer "Extras"? I already added "Examples" but it is easy to
> rename it now that we are using Subversion. :-)
I don't really care if they're all on the root or under a directory, but
if they are to be grouped, 'Extras' is okayI can't
On 16:54 Mon 28 Feb , Chuck Esterbrook wrote:
> Does this mean that you're done and we can start checking in changes,
> or is there another reload planned (for something like the repository
> history)?
I'm done. I was able to preserve the revision history from the Webware
CVS import, but could
s very few locking and
permission issues. The current revision is at 2057, which is current
with the Webware CVS snapshot for Thursday, Feb 24.
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Read hones
repository. A couple of extra commands, but worthwhile.
>
> b.bum
Does anyone else care what format is used for the back end?
I'm currently trying to merge the other projects onto the converted
Webware cvs tree. It's taking a long time; the Webware tree took more
than 2-1/2 hours to co
On 12:45 Sat 26 Feb , Ian Bicking wrote:
> Eric Radman wrote:
>
> What happened to everything that was in the repository before, like
> Component and Wiki...? I think the repository needs to be restored from
> backup and Webware CVS merged in again; I don't want to lose
On 02:06 Sat 26 Feb , Ian Bicking wrote:
> Eric Radman wrote:
> >
> >We can keep one big "global" database, but then user's can't be
> >authenticated against specific relms, and very few need access to Home.
> >The password file for all thre
e out how. The history is
all there from the CVS import.
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I used the wrong hostname in my last e-mail. Use svn.w4py.org for
connecting the the Subversion server.
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I migrated the SourceForge CVS repository to SVN on w4py.org.
There are two repositories right now:
svn://webwareforpython.org/Home
svn://webwareforpython.org/Webware
Anonymous read access is enabled on Webware, but not Home.
The import left a lot of useless revision data in 'branches' and
'tag
ository here:
svn://eradman.com/Webware
If someone with administrative access would like to give me permission I'll set
it up. I also listed the steps I used to convert the repository below in case a
step in this process needs to be repeated.
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Ins
On 15:43 Thu 03 Feb , Ian Bicking wrote:
> True, to the degree that the software was written with this in mind.
> Because Webware isn't one-process-per-request it has to be more
> abstract. For instance, how would you dispatch on a virtual host in
> Webware? You could if you allowed for ca
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cgi.FieldStorage()
and creates a new class that explicitly parses the query string even if
the HTTP request type was not GET.
It's unclear to me how this should be implemented, but I assume it has
to tie into the HTTPRequest._setupFields() function in wkrequest.py
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cgi.FieldStorage()
and creates a new class that explicitly parses the query string even if
the HTTP request type was not GET.
It's unclear to me how this should be implemented, but I assume it has
to tie into the HTTPRequest._setupFields() function in wkrequest.py
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ssion = self.session()
id = session._values['userid']
if id is None:
""" Error """
else
""" Generate Page """
This is fine, but session[] always returns None, so I have to use
_values[]. Is this a bug or inten
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