Edmund Goppelt wrote:
What has been your experience with Versions? Is this a reliable
feature of Zope?
It is, but only in certain circumstances:
1. When people using your site don't need to write to the ZODB to use the site
(it sounds like they do in your case)
2. You don't use mounted
On Sun, Mar 25, 2001 at 12:09:10PM +0100, Chris Withers wrote:
1. When people using your site don't need to write to the ZODB to use the site
(it sounds like they do in your case)
The users themselves do not write, but periodically an External Method
receives email via xml and parses it into a
Edmund Goppelt wrote:
On Sun, Mar 25, 2001 at 12:09:10PM +0100, Chris Withers wrote:
1. When people using your site don't need to write to the ZODB to use the site
(it sounds like they do in your case)
The users themselves do not write, but periodically an External Method
receives
Chris, can you explain this phenomena a little more (I'll put it in the
docs).
I *think* you mean that during versioned operations that the sessions
written to the RAM database aren't versioned (and they aren't).
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I
don't know. Try changing the default representation of your dates on the server
machine.
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RoleManager doesn't seem to offer any way to determine what permissions are
acquired for roles. If I'm wrong, please quietly direct me to the
appropriate API call :)
If I'm not, I need to know how to determine this information. We're using a
simplified interface to access controls in our
At 07:33 PM 3/23/2001 -0800, sam gendler wrote:
I haven't used Zope to any significant degree in over a year. When I
was last using Zope regularly, FastCGI still had some stability issues,
which made it difficult to use in a production environment. However, I
have always felt that FastCGI was
I believe you can stop this just by changing the PCGI_PUBLISHER variable in
your Zope.cgi to a directory, /dev/null or something.
We do this for all our site, using the mod_pcgi apache module. It works
fairly well... at least well enough for us not to consider changing yet.
Michael Olivier
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