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On 29 Jan 2007, at 22:30, John Ziniti wrote:
I've recently encountered my first ConflictError. I am
hosting multiple sites in this ZODB, and each of them
is using a LDAPLoginAdapter as an acl_users:
You are aware that this product has been deprec
I've recently encountered my first ConflictError. I am
hosting multiple sites in this ZODB, and each of them
is using a LDAPLoginAdapter as an acl_users:
Traceback (innermost last):
Module Zope2.App.startup, line 167, in zpublisher_exception_hook
Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 120, in publis
I have installed Plone with openSUSE 10.2 (working). I have also installed
LDAPUserFolder and LDAPMultiPlugins (working). The default installation of
Plone is located in "/var/opt/zope/default". I have loaded mod_proxy,
mod_proxy_http, mod_rewrite and mod_headers. I have also compiled and lo
I use ZRS ... I can't report much since it seems to have worked fairly
transparently so far (A good thing!).
1 Master + 1 Slave ... When one of the boxes goes down for a
reboot/maintenance, service is uninterrupted, since it supports a 99%
read web site, I haven't had to work too hard on read/writ
Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
>
> As many of us know, BDFL Guido doesn't seem to think much of Zope. He
> allegedly feels that Zope forces one to learn Zope instead of Python.
> There is some truth to that. My goal is to leverage Zope's ZMI and CMS
> features while doing as much work as possi
Has anybody out there had any experience replicating (for the purpose of
failover) zope databases, using Zope Replication Services or anything else?
Is anyone familiar with the heartbeat, fake or ultramonkey tools? I’m just
starting to look at these now and wanted to see what the experience of
oth
"""Excuse me for saying, but this is all slightly nuts.
Is there some reason you're being so (overly) paranoid?
Chris"""
I don't know Zope well, even though I have been using Chris's excellent
Squishdot product for three years at Goodbyejim.com. Chris has moved on to
other Zope activities and h
On Mon, Jan 29, 2007 at 11:25:20AM -0500, Brian Brinegar wrote:
> Occasionally a client in our ZEO setup will lose it's connection to the
> ZEO Server. I suspect some user is trying to commit something that is
> taking excessively long, perhaps uploading a very large file.
>
> Anyway, when a clien
Occasionally a client in our ZEO setup will lose it's connection to the
ZEO Server. I suspect some user is trying to commit something that is
taking excessively long, perhaps uploading a very large file.
Anyway, when a client is disconnected should it not try to reconnect?
The min-disconnect-poll
Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
I will add the URL test. In addition, I will pass a long symettric 64 bit key
to the external method as a parameter, and require the external method to
confirm that the correct key was passed. Since only I have access to my file
system and to my ZMI this is suff
Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
Using a proxy role on the calling Python Script worked. My guess is that a
clever hacker could call the Python Script continually and then create a race
condition that would permit him to call the External Method
Why would calling a python script continuously s
Jonathan wrote:
if string.find(self.REQUEST['ACTUAL_URL'], 'ExtMethodName') != -1:
return self.REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect('BadUserURL')
This is a pretty weak and silly way of going about this...
Chris
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