On 1/10/08, bill purvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Thursday 10 January 2008, William Stein wrote:
> > ... <snip>
> > ...
> > For efficiency reasons that nb.sobj is not compressed.  Do:
> >
> > sage: pwd
> > '/Users/was/.sage'
> > sage: nb = load('sage_notebook/nb.sobj', compress=False)
> Thanks for that - it now works OK, except:
> When I try to login as Bill it says
>
> login name invalid.
> Valid login names: admin
>
> logged in as admin again and typed:
>
> nb = load(....)
> nb.users()
> {'admin':admin, 'bill':bill, '_sage_':sage, 'guest':guest }
>
> I suspect that the second entry should be    'bill':user.

No it should be 'bill':bill, since what is happening is that
it's listing 'bill' and the Python object that corresponds to the
user 'bill', which prints as bill.

> I originally typed
>
> nb.add_user('bill','password','[EMAIL PROTECTED]','user')
>
> tried again (after deleting the user) omitting the fourth argument ('user')but
> it gives the same result with nb.users().

What options are you giving to the notebook command, e.g.,
  sage: notebook(...??)

William

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