Thanks"It's worth bearing in mind that those credentials are passed over thewire with every page, so you need your sessions to /stay/ in SSL modeonce authenticated."Yes, I've got the whole site going over SSL and the :8080 port re-directing to SSL.
However on my main server where I have other sites
michael nt milne wrote:
Yes I think I like the HTML login page way to authenticate. It feels more
usable. And I don't think I'll use an Apache login box at all. Most users
will find it hard remembering one password and with cookie authentication
over SSL you can go straight into the site. Brilli
michael nt milne wrote:
Yes, I've got the whole site going over SSL and the :8080 port re-directing
to SSL.
Anything not over SSL should be blocked, not redirected, given your
earlier paranoia...
However on my main server where I have other sites I was thinking about
implementing SSL for th
Ok. This solves a long standing misconception on my part. Somehow I lived
with the idea that the called object should have a proxy role and not the
calling object. Stupid! Thanks.
cb
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From: "Lennart Regebro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Kees de Brabander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, I do realise that it's hard. Regarding the cookie comment that
was the reason I wanted to use Apache based login. I do
realise that leaving a logon cookie is insecure and that comment was
perhaps misguided. I started to think about usability etc.
I'm going to block 8080 at the router/firewal
Hello,
what is the better way to implement a simple progress bar when uploading
a file in Zope?
Thanks (also for all the answers, hints and tips i've received from this
wonderful community in the past times!)
Bruno
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Bruno Grampa wrote:
> Hello,
> what is the better way to implement a simple progress bar when
> uploading a file in Zope?
>
> Thanks (also for all the answers, hints and tips i've received from
> this wonderful community in the past times!)
>Bruno
>
> __
+---[ Bruno Grampa ]--
| Hello,
| what is the better way to implement a simple progress bar when uploading
| a file in Zope?
The way I did it was to write a FS Product to handles uploads and that spawns
a new thread for each upload. You should generate an id and redirect t
+---[ Tarek Ziad? ]--
|
| IIRC you cannot do it because Zope 2 publisher won't let you get a
| request state (ie, how much data has been retrieved by the server)
You can do it, you just need to think outside the box. You can't do it using
purely through-the-web programming
Andrew Milton wrote:
>+---[ Bruno Grampa ]--
>| Hello,
>| what is the better way to implement a simple progress bar when uploading
>| a file in Zope?
>
>The way I did it was to write a FS Product to handles uploads and that spawns
>a new thread for each upload. You should
+---[ Tarek Ziad? ]--
| Andrew Milton wrote:
|
| >+---[ Bruno Grampa ]--
| >| Hello,
| >| what is the better way to implement a simple progress bar when uploading
| >| a file in Zope?
| >
| >The way I did it was to write a FS Product to handles uplo
Bruno Grampa schrieb:
Hello,
what is the better way to implement a simple progress bar when uploading
a file in Zope?
Yes, you just use Firefox or similar browser which shows a progress bar
on upload :-)
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