I have seen several posts about this problem. I just had the problem
and solved it. However, none of the several posts I read had the
answer that applied in my case. I did not read ALL of the posts
mentioning this problem so some of them may have had an applicable
answer.
If you are a linux noo
I have seen several posts about this problem. I just had the problem
and solved it. However, none of the several posts I read had the
answer that applied in my case. I did not read ALL of the posts
mentioning this problem so some of them may have had an applicable
answer.
If you are a linux noo
nothing should be in www except "sites" built primarily of static
html files.
Generally linode has been a very good experience and ubuntu is legions
better than xampp, of course.
On Jan 19, 3:02 pm, Likit wrote:
> I thought this was going to be easy. Boy, was I wrong. Lots of goo
I thought this was going to be easy. Boy, was I wrong. Lots of good
documentation for ubuntu 11.10 from both ubuntu and linode. I got
apache, ssl, mysql, php, mod_wsgi, and phpmyadmin working perfectly
first time, no stumbles.
But, then I tried to make the mods to httpd.conf (really, its
includ
I am starting simple:
- develop locally on xampp/mysql; try things out on rocket/sqlite if I
can't figure something out
- move to SuSELinux server in my office and access across lan
- move to linode probably on centos for the real world after things
really, really work
I commented out caching deco
Thanks, all. This is closed.
I am progressing to more deployment complexity:
locally develop on xampp with apache and mysql; occasionally run
rocket/sqlite if I can't figure things out
move things to SuSE server in my office and access behind firewall on
own network
move things to Linode (probabl
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> > I am trying to use the many-2-many DAL syntax suggested by the manual
> > and the examples. In this approach, a field name is associated with a
> > TABLE name.
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The manual is pretty explicit about this although it simplifies a
bit. The manual says it looks at the existing tables (actually looks
at the physical file or looks at the most recent definition in
sql.log?). I think that the time stamps also matter. Not clear what
timestamp is being compared to
I had a db for which I changed the model. This correctly caused a
migration. Either web2py or MySQL hung. This has sort of diminished
my confidence in migrations. I realize it is a great thing, but only
if/when it works. Believe me I am experimenting with a really trivial
example with 3 tables
I am trying to use the many-2-many DAL syntax suggested by the manual
and the examples. In this approach, a field name is associated with a
TABLE name.
I have not been able to get this to work with MySQL. So, I have used
the more conventional approach of using an integer field to hold the
key va
One other bit of information: everything works as expected with Rocket
server (using port 8000).
Still no solution to this. I would really like not having to switch
between Rocket and Apache each time I want to look at the help or
examples.
Error 503 is Apache saying that the server can't respond to the
client.
In the Apache error log, I have the following when I attempt to access
help or r
Nice.
Randomly noticed that the all bands/against me link is brokent...
On Jan 12, 11:48 pm, Annet wrote:
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> > where do I change the metadata author?
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> In previous versions of web2py this was the way to set meta
is a 4G machine. Although when I run xampp I also
have mysql running, which is not the case with rocket. So, maybe I
just run out of RAM. I am still digging. I'll try to turn off
caching--as a test--globally for web2py.
On Jan 12, 10:09 am, Likit wrote:
> Here is the returned page whe
is a 4G machine. Although when I run xampp I also
have mysql running, which is not the case with rocket. So, maybe I
just run out of RAM. I am still digging. I'll try to turn off
caching--as a test--globally for web2py.
On Jan 12, 10:09 am, Likit wrote:
> Here is the returned page whe
Thanks for the replies.
I deleted the tables themselves--not in app/databases but from the
mysql dir where they are kept. I then use phpmyadmin to create an
empty d-b, as required when using mysql. (Yes, I read the db chapter
on the web2py book.)
I don't believe you are seeing a period in the db
I had another problem accessing the examples with my apache config
(separate thread). Under rocket server I could see those examples.
Yes, I think the products or dog registration examples illustrate what
I need.
On Jan 12, 4:33 am, stefaan wrote:
> Have you looked here?http://web2py.com/examples
Here is the returned page when clicking on the help button in the
extreme upper right corner of the admin page:
Service unavailable!
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to
maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.
If you think this is a server er
So, all of the above problems appear to be related to some sort of
corruption that resulted in the default.py controller. I noticed that
in the traceback it would be shown with 2 additional lines that I did
not enter. I did not see these in any external editor. I had
previously backed up the appl
I guess I could learn a lot from the examples. It's what they are
there for. But, when run with mod_wsgi and apache, you get service
unavailable--which really doesn't make a lot of sense on localhost,
does it?
It appears to work on rocket.
But, when I navigate to the actual examples, I get the
I really don't get the use of {{form}} in views. It's really too
opaque. The form=crud and form=SQLFORM really only do trivial cases
involving a single table.
What I want to do is just create an html input form in the view with a
submit action.
When the http request comes back with variables
web2py has failed when the authuser table already exists. Well,
ideally the auth tables are meant to persist. I thought the DAL
created tables if they DON'T exist.
I guess I am getting really tired of the unbearable fragility of
web2py. Just pretty bush league, I guess.
Here is the traceback:
I mean, why won't web2py create the tables through its famous DAL.
I have created the database directly in mysql.
On Jan 11, 8:44 pm, Likit wrote:
> I guess I like SQL better than frameworks. SQL is a query language for
> DDL and DML that is well documented and completely
I guess I like SQL better than frameworks. SQL is a query language for
DDL and DML that is well documented and completely explicitly.
Frameworks are opaque and invent a new syntax subject to ambiguities
of parens, square braces, curly braces, dotted names, sometimes
tablenames being implicit, somet
I solved this. Dumb error. Still the doc's aren't great.
Error was that ifmodule for ssl section has an include that brings in
a virtualhost for port 443. I was doing it twice.
Fixed that and apache runs.
Web2py runs behind apache.
Now my problem is that I can't get to the admin pages via ap
Nothing I am doing works. None of the web pages have answers. I am not
confident in the web2py book, which contains many errors.
The problem appears to be that web2py insists that the admin pages are
accessed via ssl for the login but doesn't require (of course) ssl for the
ordinary applicati
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