It's a virtual machine that I didn't set up. I might be able to persuade
the admins to do that but it would probably cost money.
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Hi everyone,
I have tried to set up a web2py installation with two domains but I keep
getting the same internal error. I have checked previous discussions
(e.g. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/web2py/9jZQbNjLmLk
and https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/web2py/imNAw_JIlv8) but no luck
ago and just needed to deploy it so my memory on specifics is a bit hazy...
On Saturday, January 16, 2016 at 9:49:23 PM UTC+2, Marko Poutiainen wrote:
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> Ah, yes, I have that when I grepped the code. I must have copied it from
> somewhere when I wrote the code (probably some example th
e look like?
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> Web2py isn't going to do this on its own. Do you have have code similar
> to this someone in your db.py or controller?
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> from gluon.contrib.populate import populatepopulate(db.mytable_name_here,100)
>
> -Jim
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> On Saturday, January 16,
What the bleeping bleep bleep? Even with sqlite3 web2py keeps creating this
crap again and again. I delete and open the admin page again and the table
again has this crap?
On Saturday, January 16, 2016 at 8:41:36 PM UTC+2, Marko Poutiainen wrote:
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> Sorry for the rude topic but I hav
Sorry for the rude topic but I have just spent an hour on something so
mindbogglingly stupid it makes my blood boil.
Why does web2py create those stupid useless rows in my database that I have
to clean by hand?
Why does telling the delete confirmation not to bother me make the whole
delete che
Argh, just realised what the issue seems to be. I installed from Ubuntu
repositories and I'm still running 12.04 on that box -> web2py is from
2011..
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Looks like there's some issues with running the application. Those files pn
mentioned were already there but I get the following (couldn't find
anything about this in the changelog):
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> define_tables() got an unexpected keyword
> argument 'signature'
This is the code:
from gluon.tools impor
I made a simple application with web2py
version 2.4.6-stable+timestamp.2013.04.06.17.37.38 and thought about
upgrading to the latest one because someone else wants to use the same
application on their server. No point in installing an old version, IMO, so
I'll update our version first. Do I run
Ah, that was it! Funny it worked with the other browsers and I never got
any errors.
Thank you!
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OK, things have changed.
The map in it's current state doesn't seem to work on Chrome, but it does
work with IE and Firefox. It didn't work with IE either previously so I
must have made something to make it work.
I tried this with Chrome both on Ubuntu and Win7.
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I can't seem to get the gmaps plugin to work.
I have this in the model:
from gluon.storage import Storage
plugin_gmap=Storage()
plugin_gmap.set=db(db.t_kiinnostuneet).select()
points=db(db.t_kiinnostuneet.id>0).select()
plugin_gmap.represent=lambda row: '%(db.t_kiinnostuneet.f_lat)s
%(db.t_kii
I finally figured this out (yesterday was my second night trying to get
this to work). It was the Linux firewall. I added a few lines to iptables
and after that I could open the admin panel. It's not my server so I was
unaware that iptables was even installed.
Sorry for this. At least I now kn
I can't seem to get HTTPS connection to start so that I could use the admin
panel. I have been trying various things but nothing seems to work. Host
name is www2.olka.fi and it works through HTTP.
I do get
Reloading web server config: apache2apache2: Could not reliably determine
the server's
Sorry if this is a double post by I posted this question 10 minutes ago and
still can't see the original post.
I have been trying to get SSL to work with web2py so that I can access the
admin panel. Now I'm running out of ideas. I attached the logs that I get
when I reload Apache to this messag
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