Thanks Jason for your reply..
I'm on ubuntu Precise, forgot to mention that in case there are some known
issues in this regard on that platform.
* The only log I had was the one from Apache, Sagecell has a log other than
the console output of the web_server.py script ? If yes, where?
* I actually
On 2013-06-08, Dima Pasechnik wrote:
> On 2013-06-08, Joy Morris wrote:
>
>> I had been running a very old version (3.4) of sage on my laptop (Mac
>> PowerBook, Intel, less than a year old, running OS 10.8.3). This
>> morning I tried downloading sage 5.9. I first tried the app; it took
>> half
On 06/08/2013 04:07 PM, Joy Morris wrote:
I had also downloaded the traditional Unix version.
I assume you mean the source version? Did you actually compile it?
Instructions at http://sagemath.org/doc/installation/source.html
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On 2013-06-08, Joy Morris wrote:
> I had been running a very old version (3.4) of sage on my laptop (Mac
> PowerBook, Intel, less than a year old, running OS 10.8.3). This
> morning I tried downloading sage 5.9. I first tried the app; it took
> half an hour and failed to open the server, so I q
I had been running a very old version (3.4) of sage on my laptop (Mac
PowerBook, Intel, less than a year old, running OS 10.8.3). This morning I
tried downloading sage 5.9. I first tried the app; it took half an hour and
failed to open the server, so I quit that. I had also downloaded the
tr
Georgi Guninski wrote:
This fails with syntax error, but works if Nf. is on new line:
K.=ZZ[]
for D in [ 1 .. 20]:
try: Nf.=NumberField(Z**2-D)
except Exception,e:
print e
That's a Sage preparser bug, but it's bad style anyway... ;-)
-leif
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On 6/8/13 2:57 AM, Olalékan ABOU BAKAR wrote:
I get a HTTP 503 error through the virtualhost yet lsof shows what seems
to be some sagecell server processes running.
If I were you, I think I would:
* check your logs everywhere
* check your firewall
* try to get it working without virtual host t
This fails with syntax error, but works if Nf. is on new line:
K.=ZZ[]
for D in [ 1 .. 20]:
try: Nf.=NumberField(Z**2-D)
except Exception,e:
print e
Basically |try: stuff()| appears to work.
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