#django

I add my id_rsa.pub to my git server’s ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, but stil need input passowrd every time

I'v found a interesting thing.

The different open source license between django and python.Django is BSD and python is GPL

SimpleName: something's not configured properly then, check file permissions, the authorized_keys format, etc

SimpleName: nice sideeffect iof that is that you never 'transfer' passwords over the internet

python isn't gpl, python is python software license :^)

I want to make my code auto deploy , when I push new code to server :D

if I write a application with django and python code,which license should I abide by?

i once had that happen because i had some newlines in my key

Hello.

hi!

hylje_:really?please give me a link.

tomiit_: i'm not sure what the question is mate :)

PYTHON SOFTWARE FOUNDATION LICENSE VERSION 2

can someone help me with reverse url? http://dpaste.com/3GADNEJ Can't foudn out what i make wrong

tomiit_: are you asking if the django_language cookie can be made secure like the other cookies?

swi: you're missing "paper_code": it's set as a kwarg and not as a positional arg

hylje_: https://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/li...

swi: (remove the paper_code=)

swi: Your regex for paper_code expects paper_code to be all numerical digits - but you're passing ABRD, so it doesn't match the regex

oh is that it

(?P<paper_code>\d+) !+ "ABRD"

*!=

serves me right for not reading it properly xD

;-)

(1/2 doing work, 1/2 irc-ing)

benbacardi: i'v change it to \s+ - same effect

Ditto!

swi: \s+ is whitespace, that doesn't match ABRD either

damn :)

isn't is \w?

(word)

\w+ i mean

swi: read the docs: https://docs.python.org/2/library/re.html

shangxiao is right, you want \w+

Reverse for 'archive' with arguments '()' and keyword arguments '{u'paper_code': u'GRES-24'}' not found. 1 pattern(s) tried: [u'papers_recommendations/archive/(?P<paper_code>\\w+)?/?$']

Possibly. You may just want [A-Z]{4} for all we know ;-)

lol

GRES-24 doesn't match \w+

It has a - in it

[\w-]+

[\w\W]+

[\w\W]+ is just .+

?

Well that'd be a pointless regex, it'd match everything

shangxiao: yes!

swi: How about you tell us, in English, what characters your paper codes can contain. Then we can help you write the regex

benbacardi: let it match everything - it' checked against db anyway

fwiw i open online regex testers when i want to quickly check my regexes

swi: yes, but it will match against / too, which may break further url matching

^ that

benbacardi: latin, cyrilic digits point and who know what else

shangxiao: yes, I tend to use http://regexr.com/

swi: then use [^/]+ (not sure you may have to escape)

shangxiao: may be something like [\w\d.-]+ ?

\w includes \d iirc

\w contains \d automatically,

And a . inside [] will match a literal period, which may be what you want

think of \w as a valid python variable name

well, except that you can start with a number

shangxiao: not necessarily... ;-) a var can't start with a number

lol

hehe yep

jinx

hmm.. [\w-] must match ABCD-22 right ?

[\w-]+

looks right

You can test in a Python shell..

re.match(r'([-\w]+)', 'ABCD-22').groups()

mattmcc: yes, in shell it's match

tomiit_: ah right (converse in here so others can chime in)… it looks as though there's no option to make it secure… i'm not sure there are any security implications…

Do we have a checklist what to look for when transitioning from USE_TZ=True, TIME_ZONE='UTC' to USE_TZ=True, TIME_ZONE='something/else'?

(well at least replace "any" with high risk)

is there even something I need to care about

considering that datetime.datetime.now() and django.utils.timezone.now() both give me UTC times, but the former being naive and the latter aware

MarkusH: have you got good test coverage to catch those gotchas and then come up with a checklist? :)

shangxiao: I wish ...

;)

but getting there

yes that's something we probably all wish ;)

I'm struggling with creating an updateform within using the Generic.UpdateForm builtin, I've got this far http://dpaste.com/28BE9VM but I don't know how to pass my object data to the form, how would I go about doing this?

hi, how can I delete all the objects in a given app? If I run "python manage.py sqlclear course" django complains that course is an app with migrations

aleray: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8702772/djan... then for each Model do an objects.all().delete()

ThisIsJack: What's Generic.UpdateForm? If you mean Django's generic UpdateView https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/class... - that's a class based view, and your code snippet is a function that doesn't use anything generic?