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Re: big update

2009-02-13T01:44:45Z

:^D

My apologies!

Re: big update

2009-02-12T23:46:28Z

NONO NOOOO! It is on AIX. The screenshots from the
Microsoft Impaired system is because I have to use their
funky VPN (which I haven't bothered to work out a real
solution for)...

So snapshots were from a VirtualBox hosted Microsoft
Windows 2000 instance running on Intrepid Ibex Ubuntu,
operating with their funky VPN.

Re: big update

2009-02-12T21:43:50Z

And are you running it on Windows? Or just hitting it from
Windows in the screenshots?

chad

Re: big update

2009-02-12T21:35:06Z

Yup, and from just a regular, unprivileged user account
(of course, I can't use port 80, but 8080 is almost as
well known).

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Re: big update

2009-02-12T20:39:18Z

This is great, Gus, thanks. So aspen works for you because it's
pure Python? Easy to install in a "locked down" environment?

chad

Re: big update

2009-02-12T06:19:20Z

oops... looks like the screenshot (ubuntu) didn't get itself
out of the way quickly enough on aspen-9.png... oh well,
you get the idea I hope.

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Re: big update

2009-02-12T06:14:08Z

Chad,

I have a gig at a major medical clinic supporting the
primary laboratory system.

The system is sort of "locked down" in that they don't
want a lot of "other" stuff running there.

I talked them into installing the IBM/AIX C compiler
on a non-production box, and proceeded to build up

Re: big update

2009-02-11T18:46:23Z

Gus,

Definitely understand the $ issue, I'm experiencing that too.
Haven't even started on Python 3 support for that very reason. :^/

The dev snapshots on zetadev.com are tracking trunk/, so they are
up to date, yes. When I get some docs written they'll show up
there too; likewise with the point release.

Re: big update

2009-02-11T18:00:14Z

Chad,

Listening and encouraged!

I am disappointed in my level of effort helping on this,
but earning $ has been in the way of that.

Glad to see some movement on aspen, it is a nice
tool and has been serving some internal needs well.

I am planning to revamp the existing internal aspen

big update

2009-02-11T13:59:57Z

Greetings,
Just in case anyone is listening, I just checked in a significant
changeset to the aspen trunk. I've folded the aspen.monitord
script into aspen itself. This means that the same infrastructure
used in development mode to restart the server when source files
change is now also used in production mode to restart the server

Re: Aspen in Windows

2009-02-05T18:40:32Z

Mike,
Cool, thanks. :^)
chad

Re: Aspen in Windows

2009-02-05T18:39:13Z

Correction.

python c:\python25\scripts\aspen

Delete .bat from the end of 'aspen'.

Re: Aspen in Windows

2009-02-05T18:38:07Z

python c:\python25\scripts\aspen.bat

The above command worked for me.

Thanks Chad!

Mike

Re: Aspen in Windows

2009-02-05T18:26:04Z

Mike,

> c:\gheat-0.2>python
> Python 2.5.4...
> Type "help"...
>>>> import aspen
>>>> aspen
> <module 'aspen' from
> 'c:\python25\lib\site-packages \aspen-0.8-py2.5.egg\aspen
> \__init__.pyc'>

You need to run the aspen script from the Windows command-line.
This script is installed when you install aspen, I believe into

Aspen in Windows

2009-02-05T17:10:53Z

Hi,

On Windows, I am trying to start Aspen by issuing the 'aspen' command.
Below is the sequence of commands:

c:\gheat-0.2>python
Python 2.5.4...
Type "help"...
<module 'aspen' from
'c:\python25\lib\site-packages \aspen-0.8-py2.5.egg\aspen
\__init__.pyc'>

So instead of starting the server, Python simply reports the location