On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 01:06:37AM -0500, Adan Broderick wrote:
> I'm trying to write a program that will call my own function whenever a
> query to a nameserver times out. I have figured out how to run the DNS
> server. And I also know how to use filterAnswers(). But how do I catch the
> "Failure:
I'm trying to write a program that will call my own function whenever a
query to a nameserver times out. I have figured out how to run the DNS
server. And I also know how to use filterAnswers(). But how do I catch the
"Failure: twisted.names.error.DNSQueryTimeoutError:" messages by adding code
to t
Hi,
SCP? FTP?
My company will be releasing soon in OSS an application built on top of
Twisted that in other things perform this
Nicolas
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 9:57 PM, Worsham, Michael <
michael.wors...@morris.com> wrote:
> I was recommended to look at the Twisted application framework for
>
I was recommended to look at the Twisted application framework for
replacing a legacy application that relies on RPC portmapper, so here's
my issue and question...
Currently, we use an in-house designed application called 'Fileman',
which acts as a combined bi-directional shared library (client
Hello,
I have a python script that executes a python code on a remote host using
SSH. It was working perfectly with Twisted 2.5. The method of returning
private and public has changed in userauth.SSHUserAuthClient (Twisted 8.1).
I was using (Twisted 2.5)
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Hello,
I have a python script that executes a python code on a remote host using
SSH. It was working perfectly with Twisted 2.5. The method of returning
private and public has changed in userauth.SSHUserAuthClient (Twisted 8.1).
I was using (Twisted 2.5)
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On Tuesday 20 January 2009, Werner Thie wrote:
> With a four core, four twisted http server processes (nevow/athena on
> top), dual 100 MBps interfaces, all four cores showing CPU loads of 50%
> plus, I observe the following degradation in the network traffic with
> tcpdump:
>
> - 'TCP checksum
I was recommended to look at the Twisted application framework for
replacing a legacy application that relies on RPC portmapper, so here's
my issue and question...
Currently, we use an in-house designed application called 'Fileman',
which acts as a combined bi-directional shared library (client
Bug summary
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Summary for 2009-01-18 through 2009-01-25
Bugs opened: 10Bugs closed: 5 Total open bugs: 1045 (+5)
|== Type Changes |== Priority Changes |== Component Changes
|Defect: +5 |High:-1 |Conch: +1
|Enhancement: +0 |No
On 12:53 pm, mithra...@mithrandi.net wrote:
* Terry Jones [2009-01-20 12:23:26 +0100]:
The exact change, I believe, is that plugin source files have to be
valid python modules; that is to say, you have to be able to do:
import foo.plugins.some_plugin
This was always the intent. The chang
That's a somewhat general question, but consider this as a solution,
in __init__.py for that package imports one or more classes from each
of the other modules. Then, within init.py create a root object (a
resource if you're using http) and let it instantiate each of the
classes as sub-objects (ch
Hi all
I'm a Twisted newbie and I have a question about exception handling
of Twisted framework.
Whenever I got some exception raised from somewhere, I got truncated
exception message like this.
>>>Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./fcli.py", line 68, in
reactor.run()
File
Hi,
recently I was asked if it would be possible to plug a Java protocol in a
Twisted-based P2P library I'm working on.
Up to now this heterogenous languages integration was not a concern, but
apparently the possibility to write an high level protocol in Java for
external developers seem to becom
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