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Graham Perrin

Mac OS X Manual Page For dscl(1) - 0 views

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Mac OS X Server Plone (software) ZEO cluster process owner plonectl zeoserver client1 client2 stop shutdowncluster.sh restartcluster.sh dscl Directory Service command line utility

shared by Graham Perrin on 11 Oct 09 - Cached
  • If no file path is provided then access goes only to the registered 1local nodes on the system
  • This manual page is for Mac OS X version 10.6
  • dscl -- Directory Service command line utility
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  • may be a node name
  • PATH SPECIFICATION
  • If no file path is provided then access goes only to the registered local nodes on the system
  • local nodes
    • Graham Perrin
      Graham Perrin on 11 Oct 09
       
      plural
  • specify the plug-in
  • /LDAPv3/
  • or a Mac OS X Server (10.2 or later) host
  • specified by DNS hostname or IP address
Graham Perrin

Mac Dev Center: Open Directory Programming Guide: Concepts - 0 views

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Mac OS X Server Plone (software) ZEO cluster process owner plonectl zeoserver client1 client2 stop shutdowncluster.sh restartcluster.sh dscl Directory Service command line utility

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  • LDAPv3, Active Directory, BSD flat files, NIS, and the local DS data store
  • Search Policies and Search Nodes
  • Open Directory’s primary protocol is LDAPv3
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  • Locally hosted nodes
  • The local directory service node is referenced with /Local/Default
  • the local
Graham Perrin

Of babies and bathwater (or: Why I love the Zope Component Architecture) - Martin Aspeli - 0 views

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2009 2009-12 2009-12-03 Python (programming language) Plone (software) Zope

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  • Of babies and bathwater (or: Why I love the Zope Component Architecture)
  • Martin Aspeli
  • Dec 01, 2009
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  • In defence of one of the great Python frameworks of the past decade
  • ZCA rocks. It's an incredibly advanced and powerful way to build software
  • ZCA adds complexity. It demands that you swallow its core concepts up front (interfaces, adapters, utilities, events) and get to know them pretty well
  • people can do crazy things, usually doing as much harm as good
  • elegant frameworks like BFG or Pylons
  • That doesn't mean the ZCA is right for all situations
  • learning to use the ZCA effectively is a bit like learning a new programming language on top of Python. You need to "get" those concepts
  • For the ZCA itself, there is clearly an opportunity right now to evolve
  • My personal wish-list
  • advice for projects, such as Plone, that use the ZCA for extensibility and inversion-of-control
  • Don't let the ZCA be the first API that people see
  • don't assume everyone has yet reached ZCA mastery
  • ZCA as a building block
  • BFG does this very well
    • Graham Perrin
      Graham Perrin on 03 Dec 09
  • We're trying to do something similar with Dexterity and the ecosystem of tools around it
  • The same will hopefully be true for other technologies as we move towards Plone 5
  • improved integrator learning curve
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