[Twisted-Python] Newbie trying to figure out cred

[Alex May]

> If you are using new cred, please upgrade to the latest alpha.  (There
> should be another one coming out tonight.)  It is new code, and while
> the core isn't changing very much, a lot of other systems that use it
> are being updated, and new examples are being added.

Honestly, I don't care which cred I use, I just want to get something working.  
I chose new cred only because webhappyrealm.py was available too look at.  If 
new cred is too unstable, I'll happily use old cred - if I can ever figure 
out how to get it to work.

Anyway I updated to the latest alpha (1.0.7aplha4) and webhappyrealm.py still 
failed (even worse as I was unable to access /site2 either).

> Also, please check out Quotient (www.divmod.org) for a more complete
> example.

They require Python 2.3.  Unfortunately, because I'm using gentoo, it will be 
a real pain in the ass to upgrade.  I'll certainly take a look at the source 
code though.  Thanks.

Alex

On Sunday 17 August 2003 02:16 pm, Glyph Lefkowitz wrote:
> On Sunday, August 17, 2003, at 11:43 AM, Alex May wrote:
> > I upgraded to twisted 1.0.6 and downloaded sandbox/webhappyrealm.py.
> > When I
> > run it and attempt to access /site1 I get the following:
>
> If you are using new cred, please upgrade to the latest alpha.  (There
> should be another one coming out tonight.)  It is new code, and while
> the core isn't changing very much, a lot of other systems that use it
> are being updated, and new examples are being added.
>
> Also, please check out Quotient (www.divmod.org) for a more complete
> example.
>
> I have noticed that about 1/3 of the traffic on this mailing list is
> now "I am trying to understand  cred (usually in the context of
> woven.guard) and the docs seem incomplete.  Help!".  It's is my fault
> that it's so badly documented, and I am duly apologetic, but I simply
> don't have the time to fix this in the near term, and we need a
> solution in the near term.
>
> Thankfully, Travis has agreed to take over the issue for me for a
> while.  I'd like it if some of you that are having problems with the
> state of the documentation could coordinate with him to produce a
> sensible tutorial (and probably some patches to guard!) that will
> reduce the future volume of these questions :)
>
>
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