Ivan Sagalaev wrote:
>Then it's not that much irrelevant :-). I'll make a setting for chosing
>type of a storage but not for chunk size.
>
>
I've submitted a patch. It even looks faster than email.Message even
without disk storage. Can anyone please test it under magic-removal?
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On 3/11/06, Adrian Holovaty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 3/10/06, limodou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I want to put some variables in settings.py, and I used lowercase
> > variable name, and I could not access the attribute from settings. And
> > I checked the code, found that the option n
On 3/10/06, limodou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to put some variables in settings.py, and I used lowercase
> variable name, and I could not access the attribute from settings. And
> I checked the code, found that the option name should be capital
> letters, so I have this question:
>
> Why
> Does exist any forum application developed in Django already?
Mike Josephson was working on something called Exhedra, but it's been a
few months since the last signs of life.
http://www.exhedra.org/weblog/
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I want to put some variables in settings.py, and I used lowercase
variable name, and I could not access the attribute from settings. And
I checked the code, found that the option name should be capital
letters, so I have this question:
Why settings.py option name should be capital letters
Can an
Hello, I probably posted this email to wrong list. But just for the sake
of other people running into this problem & googling for a solution I'll
post it anyway.
The fact that I got back an array had to do with MySQL's collation
settings, I had it set to 'utf8_bin' when I got the errors, chang
Ivan Sagalaev wrote:
>Looks like I was wrong.
>
And again :-(
> It appears that cgi.FieldStorage stores content
>in temp files only when uploaded parts have Content-length set. But
>browser doesn't set it and FieldStorage reads data with readline() and
>stores it in memory anyway.
>
>
It do
Ivan Sagalaev wrote:
>With streaming to temp files it takes about a second.
>
Looks like I was wrong. It appears that cgi.FieldStorage stores content
in temp files only when uploaded parts have Content-length set. But
browser doesn't set it and FieldStorage reads data with readline() and
store
Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
>Some number of megabytes per chunk (10, maybe). You are going to execute
>a lot of loops and consequent data copying if you are doing multiple
>passes per megabyte of data.
>
>
This is the whole point -- to make it in small chunks (but not very
small) to conserve mem
Hi Ivan,
Some initial thoughts...
On Fri, 2006-03-10 at 11:43 +0300, Ivan Sagalaev wrote:
> There is a ticket for making Django not to eat entire file upload in
> memory http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1484
>
> I have it basically working using cgi.FieldStorage which stores POSTed
> file
There is a ticket for making Django not to eat entire file upload in
memory http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1484
I have it basically working using cgi.FieldStorage which stores POSTed
files in temp files. request.FILES items now are classes inherited from
dict that have file['file'] retur
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