ideas?
That's odd, I'm getting email from some locations from that same box.
Are you making checkins someplace that is configured to send to that
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Using
it to polling sys.modules
since that seems less likely to disturb other Python packages like
Cheetah.
Especially since most people don't have the non-polling libraries
installed (e.g., famd), this would be safer all around.
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default, so that can go.
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the svn repository.
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aggressive, though). I don't have time to integrate it, but here
it is for someone who is interested...
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#!/usr/local/bin/python2.2
import os, sys, signal
webwarePath = '/usr/local/share/webware'
appWorkPath = '%%APP_WORK_DIR
Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
Ian Bicking wrote:
To me, Webware's lack of a conventional Python installation process
has always been a serious problem. There's no reason to use Webware's
distribution mechanism (which clearly is slow and error prone, which has
a lot to do with the many-year
has
always been a serious problem. There's no reason to use Webware's
distribution mechanism (which clearly is slow and error prone, which has
a lot to do with the many-year delay of 0.9) when you have a new piece
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feedback from the community.
Is there any reason that should be part of the main Webware release? It
seems like it should just be an independent package -- Chris can move it
to the top level of the
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maybe I accidentally close the window or something)
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Here's the start of something:
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in this case.
I did encounter a problem when I wanted to move WSGIKit over to the
Webware repository, since I wanted to move one subtree into another
subtree -- I ended up just copying everything over losing history for that.
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to happen at the same time as the import.
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of a tease -- though maybe they intend for you to be able to copy
between two workind checkouts of the same repository. Anyway, it seems
weird, but I couldn't find any way to do it when I moved the WSGIKit
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Eric Radman wrote:
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 three is /etc/subversion/passwd. Is this
correct
back the repository up first, though, just in case something goes
horribly wrong.
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of is a bit of an understatement.
There remains the option of moving to w4py's svn server, or ask
python-hosting.com to host a subversion repository (they'd might be able
to maintain it a bit better than we could, and they advertise free svn
and Trac hosting to Python projects).
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Yes, it's set up that way by default. You can also use standard Apache
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Ken, it seems like you have a number of very concreate bugfix patches;
would you like commit access to apply them?
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On 22:21 Wed 29 Dec , Ian Bicking wrote:
Hmm... the numbers seem kind of odd, hitting a distinct point when
performance degrades. Have you tried any profiling? E.g., with hotshot:
http://python.org/doc/current/lib/module-hotshot.html
I couldn't figure out how to use
() function?
I really should have unit tests. The positive part is that it should be
really easy to implement tests; creating and executing fake WSGI
requests is really easy. I'll try to work on that soon.
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/webkit handles dozens or
hundreds of concurrent connections?
Eric
P.S. Any word on who runs the webware-devel list?
Geoff runs it. He didn't notice any stuck messages. Maybe a wrong address?
P.P.S. Should I resend the message to it? I want some community
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that way, and I just copied it, so I didn't put any
thought into it one way or the other.
I'm a little confused about the HTTPPort stuff -- isn't that how it
already works? Or do you mean, if any value is given for HTTPPort,
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Jason Hildebrand wrote:
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 12:11 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
I just noticed some checkins by Jason for PID files and whatnot.
Anyway, I have a different version of Launch.py that handles some
similar issues -- writes its PID out to a file, changes its user and
group, opens the log
started debugging it (I probably introduced the bug), but I didn't
figure it out, and I'm afraid I got distracted.
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else
Generate Page
This is fine, but session[] always returns None, so I have to use
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It would be a bug. I forgot to put in a return for the __getitem__
method. Doh. Fixed in svn.
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Sergio Duran wrote:
I've been using Webware for some weeks and after some minor debugging I
found I'd like the servlets to have a cwd set to their own local path, I
know it's not suggested, since multiple calls to the servlet or
different servlets would make the webware server to be constantly
We should keep an eye on this project for post-mortum exception reports.
Original Message
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This has a lot of nice features:
http://www.plope.com/software/supervisor
It would be a nice way to manage multiple AppServers. Just thought I'd
note it, in case the idea appeals to anyone.
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Any problem with converting the whole thing to spaces? I'm like Ian
Bicking - I really hate tabs and I think most of the Python community
uses spaces as well.
I'm using vim with sw=4, ts=4, expandtab as my indentation settings.
For what it's worth, the anti-tab people never, ever
Jason Hildebrand wrote:
On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 10:49, Ian Bicking wrote:
For what it's worth, the anti-tab people never, ever will be
convinced.
Did you mean pro-tab people?
No, I mean the anti-tab people. We might cope, but we won't be happy.
And since the large majority of Python code uses
BTW, I've registered w4py.org as a shorthand for webwareforpython.org.
As long as it was a shorthand, I figured I'd make it as short as
possible. All the DNS issues aren't worked out yet, but I wanted to
make sure people knew it was in the process.
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Jason Hildebrand wrote:
No major changes from me; I've been reducing my delta over the last few
weeks. I'm sure a lot of people have local changes, though. I've copied
webware-devel to give others a chance to pipe up.
I think doing this refactoring is a worthwhile effort; it would be great to
On Mar 30, 2004, at 8:32 PM, Jason Hildebrand wrote:
Hi Ian,
I noticed recently that the transaction object (and by proxy the
session
object) aren't involved in the awake-respond-sleep cycle anymore, as a
result of the restructuring you did a few months back.
I'm just wondering if this was an
On Nov 23, 2003, at 5:00 PM, Warren Smith wrote:
I'll admit I'm a little confused.
I requested access to the sandbox and Ian Bicking replied saying that
I had
been set up. However, when I attempt to add a directory for myself I
get a
cvs error saying that add requires write access
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On Thursday, October 23, 2003, at 04:32 AM, Maximillian Dornseif wrote:
I like an account for the webware sanbox -
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/webware-sandbox/Sandbox/
What's your SF username?
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On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 04:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that this is done and dusted already, but I also think that this is
a great idea. You may have seen a patch I submitted which attempts to allow
Webware contexts to have virtual resources in much the same way that
mod_python doesn't
On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 22:54, Ian Bicking wrote:
Really, if caching will be generally implemented I think it still
belongs in servlet factories. I think the right way to do that would be
to move some of what I've put in PythonServletFactory into
ServletFactory, and use a different method
On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 17:35, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
FYI, I just checked in a bunch of fixes to Webware CVS, mostly to improve
backward compatibility:
Thanks for doing these. I've been a total slacker in dealing with these
details of URLParser.
Mmm... yep, that's a bad bit. I've applied a fix to CVS.
On Mon, 2003-06-02 at 12:24, Edmund Lian wrote:
I'm working off Webware in CVS. Something has changed in the way
Application works with session IDs.
If the browser has been sitting around for a long time and WebKit is
restarted,
On Sat, 2003-04-05 at 23:11, Tom von Schwerdtner wrote:
Any objections to me submitting patches to wrap all code (except where
impossible) in Webware to 80 chars wide?
In theory, no, but I must admit I don't really want to do the work to
apply the patches. I'd rather we just fix it in the
On Wed, 2003-04-02 at 11:50, Tom von Schwerdtner wrote:
I've made another sort of proto-Wiki, available in the Sandbox
(ianbicking/Wiki/Wiki.py). There's a simple Webware UI around the
UI-independant library, but there's nothing special about it.
Do you have any intention of working on
On Mon, 2003-03-31 at 08:53, Tom von Schwerdtner wrote:
Q: Who are the folks who maintain the current site?
Currently the website is a module in the CVS repository, and some of the
developers tweak it from time to time. No one seems to have really
claimed it, as in regularly updating it and
On Sat, 2003-03-29 at 21:25, Tom von Schwerdtner wrote:
http://home.etria.org/webware/
Cool... yes, we definitely could use a different homepage. There's a
perception -- unfortunately not entirely unfounded -- that Webware isn't
going anywhere. I think we've been making some more progress
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Got it. I'm not entirely sure you've got CVS access -- write back if
it doesn't work for you.
On Monday, March 24, 2003, at 09:11 AM, Aaron Held wrote:
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On Wed, 2003-03-19 at 11:01, Russell von Blank wrote:
I do not mean to ask the question a second time, but I have looked over the
existing documentation and have not discovered any reference to customizing
the error page. I can change the code inside webkit, but then that would
have to be
I implemented a new URL parsing routine, which meant delegating a lot of
what Application does to other classes. Which is a good thing,
Application has way too much in it.
Anyway, the result is a rewrite of most of Application, as well as a new
module for url parsing. Instead of making an
On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 11:17, Marcos Sánchez Provencio wrote:
Sorry if I am boring someone with this.
Given an average load (100 users) it is the apache-ssl process that's
eating the 4 CPUs. Our next task is lightening the served pages, in hope
that this will lighten the burden of encrypting
On Thu, 2003-02-27 at 14:55, Marcos Sánchez Provencio wrote:
I am stress-testing a Webware 0.7 app on Solaris (old) Oracle 7 and
apache-ssl 1.3. The results are very poor.
Are there any performance reasons to go 0.8?
Is there any reason for performance to be poor on Solaris?
There aren't
On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 00:42, Chuck Esterbrook wrote:
That's fine with me. Shall we call it sandbox and ask users to make
directories with their SF user name?
And should this really be in Webware, or should we make another SF
project so we can loosen up the cvs-write requirements and let
I added Webware to PyPI (http://www.python.org/pypi)
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On Tuesday, February 11, 2003, at 02:12 PM, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
This may have been discussed before, but it seems like there has been
an effort to move to tripple single quotes rather than tripple
double-quotes.
No, the effort has been the other way. At some point I took out most
'''
On Tuesday, February 11, 2003, at 05:36 PM, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Actually I now found something wrong in my example: In valid HTML the
quotes always come in pairs, so Emacs shouldn't have any problems
highlighting it. So I take back all I said. (Except that Emacs is
buggy ;)
Emacs actually
On Sat, 2003-01-25 at 20:02, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
I have tried
string.replace( self.chars, '\\', r'\\' )
string.replace( self.chars, '*', r'\' )
This seems to work, as the first replace just takes any backslash and
replaces it with a double-backslash. This should mean that in
appreciate sensible defaults.
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, IMHO. Except for
documentation that's more intimately tied to a release, like reference
documentation -- but that documentation should be in the release anyway.
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on the Wiki already
(Oh, and the Wiki is another thing we can move to Webware if someone is
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very little work on mod_webkit since 0.7 or before, so
there shouldn't be breakage. I'm guessing some sort of corruption.
Well... Goeff -- you compiled those modules, right?
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keep documentation, tutorials, etc. Perhaps also the webware.sf.net
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On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 17:29, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
Several of you have been doing some follow-ups on bugs and patches, and
some miscelaneous cleanups and reviews. I wanted to thank you for doing
a great job.
And thank you very much for actually getting stuff done -- 0.8 is way
overdue,
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current understanding, but I'm still confused about the plan for that.
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don't think you'll encounter such problems continuously. Once you've
developed your style for Webware, you'll be using the same (Webware)
functionality over and over and probably encountering very few bugs.
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the broad testing we would
like.
No, this is a problem with the new path parsing code (I assume you are
using ExtraPathInfo). It should be shared between both code bases, and
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On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 10:07, Edmund Lian wrote:
On 01/08/2003 02:57:52 AM Ian Bicking wrote:
Damn, I didn't even know they were there. I think I got it changed so
it'll notify me now.
Wierd--I emailed you 12/29 to tell you that the notification didn't seem to
be working
() patch.
I see both changes -- delete() is right near the bottom of Cookie.py.
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On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 19:35, Edmund Lian wrote:
Before I abandoned my design, I had something much simpler:
class MyForm(Form):
def createForm(self):
self.addField(TextField(myTextField, ...))
self.addField(IntegerField(myIntField, ...))
impossible. Note that select boxes can be dynamic without the form
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On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 21:53, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
In particular, bug 636699 include URL and paths This was posted
anonymously, on November 11th, and last week I added a followup question
as I am trying to understand the problem better. However I have no idea
who the poster of the bug
On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 19:30, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
Regarding patch 630505
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=630505group_id=4866atid=304866
This catches the case where an error occurs during encoding while saving
the session to a file. The patch to
for multiple inheritance.
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like a good idea, I'll be sure to do that in the future.
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. psp:...'s are really
compiler directives, and can't be folded into % I thought ASP
used @... for such directives, but maybe JSP uses jsp:
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On Tuesday, December 24, 2002, at 12:42 AM, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
I am trying to nock off some of the bugs as can.
I just fixed the bug in HTTPResponse setCookie(). And I also found
some other problems with the expiration date handling which I fixed.
It seems like the expiration date
On Friday, December 13, 2002, at 08:26 PM, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
I have noticed a couple of places where New and Old are used to
identify improved and out-dated methodologies.
NewThreadedAppServer, serverSideInfoForRequestNew and
filenamesForBaseNameNew
Yes, those are all me. Probably bad
On Monday, December 16, 2002, at 07:49 PM, Lee Phillips wrote:
Do you think it would be possible to modify WebKit.cgi so that it
detects
if the AppServer is not running and, if not, restarts it? Will there be
permission problems - will the AppServer started by a cgi not have
enough permissions?
Message-
From: Ian Bicking [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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To: Webware devel
Subject: [Webware-devel] CVS question
I want MakeAppWorkDir to be able to create a nice, CVS-ready
directory.
So now there's an option --cvsignore that adds
(since it matches *). That sucks. You can add them manually
(cvs add Logs/.cvsignore), but it's awkward.
Ideas on how to get this to work?
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On Sat, 2002-12-07 at 00:01, Jay Love wrote:
Actually, I think the file is supposed to disappear when the process
ends. That's why its a temp file. Check the docs, but if that's your
main problem, I don't think changing the directory will help.
I don't believe that's the case, I think it's
/redirect.pl?palm0002en
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On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 16:58, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
It looks like the MixIn approach would work, but it doesn't feel like a good
solution. Perhaps I just don't have enough of the python religion, but it
feels like this kind of solution should be reserved for extreme cases.
The well
On Tue, 2002-11-12 at 00:02, Tripp Lilley wrote:
I don't want to make this change until I'm sure I know it won't break
anything :)
I believe that, in this code, the check if
self._actionSet().hasKey(action) is superfluous:
# Check for actions
for action in
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