Hello,
I have a zope app in a folder and have an exUserFolder in there to
authenticate the app's users. The app is working fine and i get
authenticated by the exUserFolder and everything works. I tried to
delete the single "admin" account (with Manager privileges) from the
root standard user
Tino Wildenhain wrote:
I want to have full access rights on the database through the
external methods.
Usually you dont want that.
Yes, usually i don't.
Sane security constrains on database save you a lot mistakes if done
right. You can also use views and stored
functions to further tigh
Chris Withers wrote:
Vangelis Mihalopoulos wrote:
[zope -> ] (which btw i believe to be very secure)
The why do you consider it a risk?
I don't really. But when i present my security assessment report saying
"Zope has never had a compomising security issue." i
Chris Withers wrote:
Have a look at the ZSQL methods code, I remember this being pretty old
and convoluted :-(
Ok, thanks! I take a look.
Well, i am running zope under root privileges in "read-only" mode.
What does this mean?
I am opening the ZODB in read-only, using the appropriate par
Dieter Maurer wrote:
Vangelis Mihalopoulos wrote at 2005-10-19 12:22 +0300:
...
I am thinking of using a Z Database Connection (mysql) from within an
external method, without using Z SQL Methods, but can't figure out how i
can "safely" do it
Callin
Tino Wildenhain wrote:
The threading is handled by the ZDA, so you can use query() or what
the method actually is.
I couldn't find a method like that... any hints?
Otoh, what do you think you gain from
circumventing ZSQL Methods?
Well, i am running zope under root privileges in "read-only
Hi,
I want an external method to access a mysql database on each call. For
now, i open up a new connection on every call, but this probably won't
scale much either on performance (new connection on each call is quite
an overhead) or availability (the number of open connections is restricted).
Hello,
if "data" is a tuple (or list), how can directly access it's contents
using path expressions, like in:
-- script "s":
return context.t(data=("one", "two", "three"))
-- template "t"
The above example give out a TypeError for the index... "options/data/0"
is not correct. What should i
Just added__allow_access_to_unprotected_subobjects__=1as an
attribute of my class defined in an external python script and it works
fine.
Thanks Tino!
Tino Wildenhain wrote:
Hi,
Am Montag, den 11.04.2005, 14:08 +0300 schrieb Vangelis Mihalopoulos:
Andreas Jung wrote:
You should
Andreas Jung wrote:
You should *not* define classes inside PythonScripts. PythonScripts
are stricted
and don't provide the full functionality. Either use filesystem based
code (Zope
Product) or use simple Python datatypes as dictionaries in this case.
An External Method behaves exactly the same
Hello,
i have focused my problem on this:
having a Python Script "testScript":
class obj:
a = 1
b = 2
c = 3
return obj()
and a DTML Document "testWith":
---
---
when
Hello,
I want to use dtml-tree. I want to populate this tree using an external
method that like this one:
getChildren(parent_id) => [child, child, child, ..]
where "parent_id" is a string and each child is a node (python object).
My problem is what kind of object must each node be, in order
Maybe using quotese.g.
RESP.redirect('/store_nic/consumables/test')
prabuddha ray wrote:
wats wrong with the given puthon script
request = container.REQUEST
RESP = request.RESPONSE
passwd = context.request.password1
user = context.request.username,
if(container.chkpwd(uname=user,pwd=
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