I simply did (actual functions etc. are stripped out, so some minor detail
about displaying the data after it has been processed might be missing):
View:
Open
modal
×
{{=LOAD('controller','somepage.load',
ajax=True, ajax_trap=True, user_signature=True)}}
Yes, bootstrap.min.js contains all Bootstrap js plugins in a single file.
On Friday, November 2, 2012 9:38:05 PM UTC+1, Richard wrote:
>
> Do the web2py bootstrap.min.js actually include all the bootstrap-*.js?
>
> Richard
>
> On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 2:03 PM, Massimo Di Pierro
>
> > wrote:
>
>> t
A quick look shows that it was converted automatically, and badly. Probably
straight from pdf to epub, without much manual tweaking. This epub isn't
really usable as is...
On a related matter, there are python libraries to create epubs on the fly
and converters from epub to mobi work well too.
And you have it. Is there a specific bug that you're referring to, or..?
Regards,
Ales
On Monday, November 5, 2012 8:57:44 AM UTC+1, Hassan Alnatour wrote:
>
> Dear Massimo ,
>
> Great Work , but we really need backward compatibility for old projects
> ..
>
> Regards,
>
--
One way I know of is the same Niphlod told you in his previous post - use
openssl to generate the certificate. He gave you the complete command
example, I don't know how to be clearer than that...
http://www.openssl.org/related/binaries.html
Regards,
Ales
On Monday, November 5, 2012 12:40:28
Er... it should and you're thinking right, but...
IS_INT_IN_RANGE(0,int(Decimal(pstop)-Decimal(pstart)*1))
translates to x-y*1 and not (x-y)*1.
Regards,
Ales
On Wednesday, November 7, 2012 2:15:04 AM UTC+1, Bill Thayer wrote:
>
> I'm no genius but (6-5)*1 should be 1 and 5
You already opened a thread about this, I suggest continuing there:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/web2py/Ca_BxwYOYz0/discussion
Regards,
Ales
On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 6:44:07 PM UTC+1, gabriele dantona wrote:
>
>
> Hello, I've installed the source code of web2py on Linux Redhat, but whe
It seems to me that Robert's suggestion might be correct. Anyway, the
problem is in your Python environment - you're saying that you use Red Hat
64-bit but no released version of Red Hat comes with Python 2.7.x so I'm
assuming you've installed this version of Python yourself. This leads me to
c
You're really using a CentOS 4.x server? That's quite old... Any chance you
could move to a newer version of CentOS to start with? Preferably CentOS
6.x.
Regards,
Ales
On Wednesday, November 14, 2012 10:18:36 AM UTC+1, Daniele wrote:
>
> Bump! I'd also like to see a guide on how to do this.
>
>
Note, jQuery and jQuery UI have separate versions. jQuery UI is not
included or used in web2py welcome app, there is just a commented link in
the code, if I recall correctly.
On Wednesday, November 14, 2012 3:44:17 PM UTC+1, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> I upgraded to jQuery 1.8.2 which appear to
I use postgre on almost all web2py projects and migrations work as
expected. I'm not really sure what combination of options are you looking
for... I generally recommend a simple approach - during the development,
keep migration settings at default. Once the database schema is finalized,
turn
I used 1.99.4 for two projects using apache, mod_wsgi, postgresql 8.4,
psycopg2 on RHEL 6.
But I never use Rocket or pg8000 driver and I didn't use temporary tables
with these... Did use auth quite a bit, though. Anyway, this just goes
towards how many different combinations need to be tested.
To execute JavaScript as the component loads, use response.js in the
controller of the component you're loading. Search for response.js in the
book or on this forum to get started...
Regards,
Ales
On Friday, November 16, 2012 7:05:48 PM UTC+1, vivek wrote:
>
> I have a SQLFORM.grid which I lo
This is saved in a database field?
So... which database and which field type? ;)
Regards,
Ales
On Saturday, November 17, 2012 7:30:55 AM UTC+1, encompass wrote:
>
> I was including the css I use in my emails and it's telling me it is more
> than 32768 Chars.
>
> 'message': 'enter from 0 to 32
This group is a wealth of information for other users, so when you can,
please do post what is it that you've figured out. :)
It's highly likely someone will have the same or similar problem and search
for answers.
Regards,
Ales
On Wednesday, November 21, 2012 6:36:04 AM UTC+1, Paul Rykiel wro
Well, there is a forum written in web2py.
Take a look - http://pyforum.org/
I haven't used it for more than to test it out, perhaps someone else will
have additional feedback.
Regards,
Ales
On Monday, November 26, 2012 8:16:51 PM UTC+1, Lamps902 wrote:
>
> Hi, group. What are some options for
Age in weeks? ;)
On a serious note, I plan to use web2py on RHEL 6 systems for another 5-8
years. Once RHEL 7 is out, this new rewrite (web3py aka web2py 3.0 or
whatever will it become) will most likely be a viable replacement for new
projects, if it's released. I'm assuming web2py features and
Some valid and interesting questions can get unanswered, slip below
the radar, that's bound to happen everywhere. I have a feeling that
web2py community is very active when compared to some others, taking
the number of members into account. It would be interesting to put
some numbers behind this an
The SMTP server you're using has restrains on the number of messages that
can be sent in a certain time period. Also, make sure the provider's terms
and conditions allow such usage so that you don't get suspended... In any
case, these are not really errors and have nothing to do with web2py itse
I have a feeling you're mixing two things here.
First, you need to start rocket on 0.0.0.0, so that it will listen to all
your local IPs (to simplify things). If rocket starts normally and you
still can't access web2py on your local IP, than you need to open your
firewall. After your firewall a
Did you make any updates to your app's existing static assets, such as
jquery version, jquery-ui version, etc.? Or did you just use your entire
old app with a clean 2.2.1 web2py?
Regards,
Ales
On Monday, December 17, 2012 6:46:40 PM UTC+1, Cliff Kachinske wrote:
>
> Just a cautionary note for
:50 PM UTC+1, Cliff Kachinske wrote:
>
> I'm getting the jquery stuff from ajax.googleapis.com. Don't know if
> it's the latest.
>
> I updated all the js, css, and image files.
>
> On Monday, December 17, 2012 1:44:03 PM UTC-5, LightDot wrote:
>>
>> Did yo
Looks nice. There are also:
http://bootswatchr.com/
and
http://bootswatcher.com/
Names are similar, but they're not related. The latter allows you to start
with an existing Bootswatch theme and go from there.
Regards,
Ales
On Tuesday, December 18, 2012 4:24:48 AM UTC+1, Massimo Di Pierro wrot
Please post the exact code you use to connect to a database (hide the
username / password, of course). Someone will perhaps be able to offer a
workaround if you give us at least some information... Perhaps you're
connecting to a database remotely without any reason..?
Basically, you're getting
First, make a couple of physical copies of the database and do not write
into it anymore. Then, working on a copy, you could try restoring /
extracting the data by using forensic tools, etc.
I'm not aware of a straightforward sqlite restore tool, but there might be
one or two out there... I'm s
Thanks for posting this! Looks really nice, I'll take a look after the
holidays...
I've been moving back to CLI more and more, the tools you've listed are
good choices. I'm using alpine (new pine) for e-mail, but mutt was my
second choice. And I'm looking at abook for contacts... But the contac
You have an error in your Apache configuration somewhere, that much is
obvious. Please post the part of your httpd.conf that you've changed and
any other changes that you've made to the server configuration.
I have been using WYMeditor as WYSIWYM (What You See is What You Mean)
editor and it works quite nicely with some tweaking.
https://github.com/wymeditor/wymeditor is where all the action is, their
web page is outdated.
Perhaps this is because of all the problems from the times when WYSIWYG
edi
Installing mod_wsgi on Fedora would be simply (in shell, executed as root):
yum install mod_wsgi
I agree, most of the better known editors are bloated. I try to keep away
if I can, especially from tiny and ckeditor. I haven't used elrte before,
it seems a bit better. I have used jHtmlArea on a couple of projects with
success, but lately I prefer WYMeditor. The .js is about 120kb minified,
Well, jQuery is neded by web2py anyway.
What do you mean by "it's not insured"? Do you refer to the sign up checks
or to the lack of actual insurance provided by some insurance company?
As I see it, the sign up process is not much different than with any other
budget certificate issuer. The difference is only the price.
Regards
On F
Looks excellent! I'll have use for these in my next project and I'll
definitely post feedback.
Your plugins are greatly appreciated. I'm currently using solidtable,
paginator, suggest widget and tablecheckbox on a project and these have
simplified my work tremendously. I only had to modify tabl
Is Python 2.7 a must? There are python 2.6 RPMs available from EPEL
repository. They install parallel to the existing python 2.4 and thus
avoids breaking yum and other applications that rely on stock python 2.4.
Python 2.7 could be packaged in a similar way, but by using this existing
packages
Yes, rpmbuild with spec files. Actually, I build packages for several
architectures and OS versions, so I use mock - a tool that builds** RPMs in
a clean, chrooted environment. But that's pretty much equivalent to plain
rpmbuild with chroot and some additional automation.
Since you've find so many errors in web2py documentation, why don't you
post at least one of them here. For each documentation error you post,
someone will take the time to troubleshoot one of your errors. What do you
think? Sounds like a good deal to me :)
BTW, if you do want someone helping y
Another solution would be to use css. Use divs for individual photos and
than assign a class with float, that should do it nicely.
Ok, guys & gals, I'm in dire need of some advice.
I'm using web2py components extensively and they work fine, of course. But
I need to find a solution to make browser history aware of components being
loaded.
I'm aware of projects such as:
- history.js ( https://github.com/balupton/History.js/
Sounds really good. I guess webmail application would also be an
interesting web2py project.
Eh, if work days had about 49 hours, I'd be on it right now...
Is it possible to send a completely simplified email with web2py
gluon.tools.Mail class?
I'm using my own SMTP and the procedure itself works fine, I can send
emails to myself, etc. but the email content produced is giving me
problems. No matter how plainly are my messages constructed, Mail cla
The code itself works, mails get properly sent. The problem is on the other
side - I need to send mails to a pretty aged interface that parses them and
over which I have no control. It doesn't accept and parse anything that
isn't plain text, so mails with Content-Type: multipart/mixed and encode
It seems that nobody cares much for web2py, ajax and browser back buttons
:) Nevertheless, I made some progress and thought I'd post some findings
here If anyone searches the group with a similar goal.
Let me describe the problem once again. Imagine a scenario:
1) visitor is on Google, searches
Good catch, didn't think of that... Didn't work though. :)
For the sake of completeness, here is the relevant code:
if form.process().accepted:
response.flash = T('form accepted')
mail.send(to='xxx...@xx.xxx',
subject='Simply',
message='
I just tested your code and it works fine! The raw=True does the job as
expected so I can stop using smtplib directly. Thank you!
On Saturday, January 21, 2012 7:31:57 PM UTC+1, Alan Etkin wrote:
>
> I requested a change in Mail to support unencoded and no multipart
> messages.
> http://code.go
I believe this is the OS's requirement, not Plesk's. Plesk itself has no
python parts and AFAIK uses mod_python to enable python for customer's
sites.
If you are, ie., using CentOS/RHEL 5.x, than stock python version is 2.4
and that's hard to upgrade due to some core systems depending on it, su
This brings back memories. I believe I may have had a similar problem
recently. Apache & mod_wsgi, web2py 1.99.2.
I wanted to use css3pie to overcome IE8 and IE9 lack of CSS3 support. IE8
is easy going, but IE9 strictly demands a correct file-type for the PIE.htc
behaviour file in order to use
First, I apologize for stealing a thread a bit, but this seems to be
related to the original issue. This group is a wealth of knowledge so I
guess it doesn't hurt to document this here...
In the case of PIE.htc, it only needs a proper content-type and it needs to
be referenced in the css (I'm r
Tickets don't get created, but there should be a trace in the database.
Take a look in the db.scheduler_run.traceback field of the task in question.
The scheduler_run.status should be FAILED and you'll see the run times,
etc. in other columns... Basically, everything about the scheduler is in
t
Always when I deal with big projects, the first thing I do is organize a
strict file structure. Not just web2py, I do similar things with photoshop
layers, files on my computer, etc. It just makes life that much easier.
For now, I would just reorganize your file names a bit...
ie.:
/controller
Seriously?? :)
Of course the layout is wrong. IE6 is ancient and probably one of the worst
pieces of software in history. Even Google started campaigns to help people
drop it already.
I don't see any reason someone should still be using IE6 or IE7 these days
and I really don't think web2py sho
Is there a specific PHP framework you use? Perhaps someone could offer some
comparisons based on that.
I used CakePHP a lot before starting with web2py and I always compared the
two in the beginning. It's a natural thing to do, I guess.
In PHP, when an HTTP call is made, Apache, using the PHP, interpretes the
> PHP file and sends the outcome. But python, an app needs to
> be triggered with a specific port. Why is this so? I am not saying PHP is
> better. I just want to understand the "how" python functions,
> the fundamental
My post was made in the light of web2py, perhaps it was a bit too vague.
I'm sorry if you still need to support IE6 somewhere. Truly :) Among other
things I contract for our country's government but the departments I have
to deal with have moved away from IE6 a good while ago. I can understand
I have written a calming reply yesterday but now I see it hasn't showed up.
Hm. I use the google groups web interface and this isn't the first time
this has happened. Ah well.
Anyway, it wasn't my intention to attack anyone, but it seems that I still
have a strong opinion about IE. I thought th
Which wiki did you try to register for? The web2py bug tracker can be found
here:
http://code.google.com/p/web2py/issues/list
On Thursday, March 1, 2012 7:52:15 AM UTC+1, Serpent_Guard wrote:
>
> I tried registering with the wiki in order to post some bugs I'd found,
> but the password field
I have used wymeditor for quite a few projects and it's really great. It
produces excellent code.
I see refinerycms customized the interface quite a bit. Crude old fashioned
pop-up windows are my biggest gripe with wymeditor's default design.
On Sunday, March 4, 2012 5:48:04 AM UTC+1, Massimo
Are you using apache with mod_wsgi? And your mod_wsgi group is www-data?
How about the mod_wsgi user, also www-data or some app specific user?
Perhaps you could post the relevant parts of your apache vhost
configuration?
Having root as file/directory owner is not permissive. That's
restrictive
This two examples you have given, from your web2py form and from pyjamas,
are they functionally equivalent? If they are, please post the javascript
for both pages too, so that we can really compare.
When you mention this secure tag in html5 or web2py 2.0, it seems to me
that you are still going
This two examples you have given, from your web2py form and from pyjamas,
are they functionally equivalent? If they are, please post the javascript
for both pages too, so that we can really compare.
When you mention this secure tag in html5 or web2py 2.0, it seems to me
that you are still going
This is a problem with your web server configuration. Could you please post
how are you using web2py, with Apache and mod_wsgi or...? How do your vhost
configurations look like?
On Friday, March 16, 2012 8:02:43 PM UTC+1, george3825 wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to setup web2py and roundcube
Congratulations!
I'm glad to see CakePHP and web2py receive an award in the same category.
IMHO, these truly are top frameworks for PHP and python.
You mean JavaScript and CSS? I guess there is no way past using CSS, but
there are a lot of choices when it comes to JavaScript libraries. Although,
jQuery is one of the best in my opinion.
Yes, I'm using it. My configuration:
Scientific Linux 6.1 in an openvz virtual machine, fully updated
python 2.6.6-20.el6
apache 2.2.15-9.sl6.2
using mod_wsgi in daemon mode.
I'm using SSL with a self signed cert, standard port 443. So far I have only
used the admin app briefly, with "parameters
This might be a different error you're seeing. Your web2py does not seem to
be configured for SSL connections. Did you pass the path of your SSL
certificate to the Rocket server? Do you have the python ssl library
installed?
This somewhat cryptic error usually means that you're trying to connec
I have a development environment set up, based on openvz virtual machines.
Basically, I can fire up any linux os in a matter of seconds... Well,
minutes, if I need to download the OS template first and than add web2py.
Any of the templates are possible:
http://download.openvz.org/template/precr
I like it! Layout is nice, content categorization is similar to the
existing one, which wasn't bad. It's a very nice evolution, not a
revolution, and that's a positive thing. Looks polished and it's giving a
good impression about the web2py project.
Just a couple of things I noticed:
- main me
I can't see it either.
"Oops — this shared file or folder link has been removed"
No proxies whatsoever. Odd...
Perhaps someone could post it on another file sharing service and provide a
link?
I tried adding custom links to the SQLFORM.grid and it works great. This
functionality can be used to add a custom column indeed, although I feel it
isn't best suited to do so... I mean, it can be used like this but than it
might be needed to disable those standard links (edit, etc.) there or th
It has to happen sooner or later, I guess. The main problem I see are RHEL /
CentOS 5 users with stock python.
Debian Etch also has python 2.4 but I guess that's not a problem any more.
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS users are in the clear (python 2.5).
What I would do is make any crucial bug fixes needed for
There is a bunch of shared hosting providers that still use RHEL/CentOS 5
and have not upgraded python nor they wish to - that's the point of having
RHEL/CentOS. You don't manually upgrade or add things.
And on most shared hosting providers you can't install your own version of
python. Trying w
I can't talk about providers in general, but I do run a small hosting
company. This is all from our experience, which might or might not be
representative.
In shared hosting world, we really need to keep things locked down as much
as possible. It's a jungle out there. There is really no sane wa
Well, this is new to me. While not web2py related, still very valuable
information. I'll give them a try.
Thanks!
Also, python 2.6.5 is in RHEL 6 / SL 6 / CentOS 6, which many linux
hosting/VPS companies will be using for years to come.
Well, two possibilities come to mind:
- a spam group's e-mail address is registered a member of web2py-users
- a third party e-mail address is registered as a member of web2py-users and
is then set up to redirect all e-mail to this spam group.
Why is this done is beyond me... some way of harvest
Test forum on http://pyforum.org/ is not working. Tickets are issued when
trying to post in an existing thread or when trying to open a new one.
I apologize for not giving enough information right away. I was using the
"Test Forum" under the "Test pyForum and Miscellaneous" here:
http://pyforum.org/pyforum/default/view_forum/1 and not the "Members Testing
Forum" under the "Testing Member Category".
I was testing as an anonymous user, pe
You're welcome :)
I have noticed pyForum quite a while a go and have been meaning to look
closer at the code for ages - but never got to it. Something always comes up
Perhaps now I will...
Anyway, what I wanted to add is thanks for sharing this project with the
community. Looks really nice!
Hi! Welcome to the list.
I've been using web2py on Fedora and Red Hat based systems for quite a
while now and haven't stumbled on this error before. Maximum recursion
depth... well, sounds like an endless loop somewhere? Could you please post
the entire traceback?
BTW, besides the port for the
2013 3:23:02 PM UTC+2, pa...@cancamusa.net wrote:
>
>
>
> El lunes, 15 de abril de 2013 01:13:14 UTC+2, LightDot escribió:
>>
>> The .htaccess is an Apache issue, doesn't have anything to do with web2py
>> as such. Better said, it's not really an Apache
Well, of course bootstrap-responsive.min.css integration is where the
problem is... But it can't just be removed, welcome app being responsive,
in other words mobile ready, is a widely used feature.
Alan's first reply is absolutely correct in assessing the problem. I
actually noticed this while
Please open a bug report if this still looks like a bug to you... Sure
sounds like one, but since I didn't see the code...
Regards,
Ales
On Friday, April 19, 2013 2:31:29 PM UTC+2, Tim Richardson wrote:
>
>
>
> On Friday, 19 April 2013 22:24:23 UTC+10, Willoughby wrote:
>>
>> They should show in
You are logged in the graphical environment as a regular user, but you're
starting web2py in a terminal, as root?
After the above error, if you open your web browser manually and visit:
http://127.0.0.1:8000/ do you see the welcome page?
Regards,
Ales
On Friday, April 19, 2013 3:52:56 PM UTC+2
+1
On Friday, April 19, 2013 4:39:31 PM UTC+2, Anthony wrote:
>
> They're going to maintain the 1.x branch and keep it compatible with 2.x
> for quite some time, so the scaffolding app should probably stick with 1.x
> for now, as there's not much to be gained by the switch (easy enough to
> swi
8 PM UTC+2, LightDot wrote:
>
> You are logged in the graphical environment as a regular user, but you're
> starting web2py in a terminal, as root?
>
> After the above error, if you open your web browser manually and visit:
> http://127.0.0.1:8000/ do you see the welcome page?
Thanks! Will try later on a reader...
Is the generation automated? Could it be added to the book app?
Regards,
Ales
On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 12:52:59 PM UTC+2, Johann Spies wrote:
>
> I have created a .mobi and .epub from the Web2py Book App as it was this
> morning SAST.
>
> It is availabl
I'd start by "why python and not java" and continue with "why a framework
and not starting from scratch" and end with "why web2py and not some other
python framework".
Everything else would be comparing the incomparable... it goes without
saying, not everything is black and white, try to keep a
Ajax and browser back button functionality is a rather complex issue. I'm
using a hacked version of history.js, but it's a pain... I have made a
thread here a while ago, describing my approach:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/web2py/U7aBJV2HTXI/nsNnYzgGsGsJ
Regards,
Ales
On Wednesday, Ap
Why not? It's just css. Simply override the Bootstrap defaults, define
justification, overflow and perhaps white-space nowrap as you see fit for
this particular set of objects.
Regards,
Ales
On Thursday, May 2, 2013 8:38:48 PM UTC+2, Omi Chiba wrote:
>
> Thank you for the reply.
>
> I think the
This is not your entire database definition, is it? It might help if you
post more of your code.
Regards,
Ales
On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 3:36:52 PM UTC+2, José Manuel López wrote:
>
> Thank you Steve :), unfortunately it's no the error I've it ok in my code
> (maybe a problem while coping it here
Benchmarks! Time to get some popcorn and sit back...
Btw, don't be so pessimistic, web2py isn't even included yet... :)
Regards,
Ales
On Wednesday, May 8, 2013 2:31:19 PM UTC+2, Alfonso de la Guarda Reyes
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> How we can improve web2py to match the fastest python web frameworks
>
We recently updated a somewhat complex app from web2py 1.99.4 to 2.4.2 and
it was pretty straightforward. Going to 2.4.6 should be exactly the same.
Do make backups and test everything before going live.
Things that required intervention were experimental features of web2py that
we used, such a
Some of those rogue robots / harvesters are really damaging. I've seen them
bring entire sites down. We are using mod_evasive and mod_bw for apache and
also permanently ban certain IP ranges. But as you can see, none of this is
web2py specific.
Regards,
Ales
On Thursday, May 9, 2013 8:58:43 P
Wouldn't it be easier to just try such things instead of posting a question
and waiting hours or even days for an answer, assuming you get one...? ;)
It's few simple lines, create the code, test it out, troubleshoot if
needed. 5-15 min work max.
Regards,
Ales
On Saturday, May 11, 2013 4:04:27
The default loading app is "init", before "welcome". So, if you want to
create an app without touching the web2py routes, just name it "init".
Regards,
Ales
On Sunday, May 19, 2013 6:07:24 PM UTC+2, Rob_McC wrote:
>
> Thanks Alan...
>
> Yep, that's pretty clear in docs... (just read it now :)
>
Short answer: yes, you can send email locally. For more details, you'll
need to provide additional information like what is your local server's OS
and it's version, etc...? Is it connected to the web directly, without NAT,
firewalls, etc.?
Regards,
Ales
On Monday, May 20, 2013 3:14:03 PM UTC+
Gmail's SMTP has a limit of 100 recipients per single message, max 500
different recipients per day. A large number of undeliverable messages will
get you in trouble regardless of the limits. In case of a ban, the account
gets locked for 24h.
Yahoo has similar limitations as Gmail. Hotmail used
On a more serious note, release tag in mercurial and git states R-2.7.4,
should be R-2.4.7... Should this be fixed to prevent any future confusion?
Regards,
Ales
On Friday, May 24, 2013 7:56:11 PM UTC+2, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> I posted web2py 2.4.7. Includes mostly bug fixes.
--
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Y
ay, May 25, 2013 10:59:36 PM UTC+2, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>>
>> I re-tagged trunk. I will post 2.4.8 asap since I am not sure how to
>> remove a tag.
>>
>> On Saturday, 25 May 2013 12:51:51 UTC-5, LightDot wrote:
>>>
>>> On a more serious note, release ta
By linux version you mean the source code version of the web2py download?
You can run the source version on your Mac directly, you only need to
install python.
Can't help with the original error since I don't use mac os x, but I'm sure
some other mac user will come along shortly.
Regards,
Ales
re how to
>> remove a tag.
>>
>> On Saturday, 25 May 2013 12:51:51 UTC-5, LightDot wrote:
>>>
>>> On a more serious note, release tag in mercurial and git states R-2.7.4,
>>> should be R-2.4.7... Should this be fixed to prevent any future confusion?
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