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If I use my gmail openID to log into a CKAN instance, then my username is:

​https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawnduohQ5RgXdPJKHiq-SIPbvCBqUaERuEQ

This seems a bit odd.

While playing with the authorization groups, trying to design tests, I found that it was necessary to log in as two different users with two different browsers. Often actions of one user would cause server errors in the other user's browser.

I don't have a reproducible test case, but it happens fairly often so it shouldn't be too difficult to get one.

With the default test data created by

paster db clean paster db init paster create-test-data

going to the front page shows two recently changed packages A Wonderful Story A Novel by Tolstoy

But none of those words "Wonderful", etc produce search hits. In fact as far as I can tell, nothing produces any search hits.

That isn't true on ckan.net, where searching seems to work.

Currently autocomplete method on package controller. This method should be in API (like other autocomplete methods).

Will need to update client code (just forms atm I think).

We need to see what areas of ckan are slow.

Lists are being converted to unicode and then translated into a json when getting from the api.

... otherwise the scripts fails.

It is possible to use the CKAN API to insert JSON format data into package extra values, but this data is displayed in the package edit form.

Example: Package ​http://ckan.net/package/hbz_unioncatalog in the API the extra value as a list:

"extras": {"publishingInstitution": ["http://lobid.org/organisation/DE-605", "http://lobid.org/organisation/DE-290"...

yet when you edit the package it loses all the quotes and brackets: ​http://ckan.net/package/edit/hbz_unioncatalog {{{​http://lobid.org/organisation/DE-605http://lobid.org/organisation/DE-290... }}} so when you save the package, the list is mangled into a bad string.

... or, if the CKAN packages do contain architecture-specific binary code, build packages for i386 too.

Currently, ​http://apt-alpha.ckan.org/debian only offers packages for amd64, but e.g. "m1.small" EC2 instances are i386.

We would need this in order to migrate the community instances to a packaged based CKAN.

Rufus, pls prioritise.

Proposer: Seb Bacon
Seconder: Rufus Pollock

Abstract

When adding major new features to CKAN, a longer, more formal discussion will improve software design quality and documentation, better engage the wider community, and ensure the core team are up to date with latest developments.

I propose a formal process (CREP -- CKAN Revision and Enhancement Proposal) for making this happen.

The Problem

The current workflow for introducing major new features into CKAN is very informal, typically based around one person's great idea, which they've discussed with one or two other people in the team. The originator of the idea is typically the only person with access to all the input they've had through such discussions. Often, the only location of this information is in that person's head.

However, there is a lot of experience embodied in the CKAN community which should be drawn on before making large design decisions. This will lead to better software. Additionally, building consensus in the community around a proposal before implementation ensures positive community engagement and buy-in to new features, making them more likely to be a success.

We aren't great at documenting new features. Documentation after coding is complete is an unrewarding experience for most programmers. Requiring skeleton documentation before code is written is a good discipline that can form the basis of better documentation in the future (e.g. by a writer rather than a programmer).

Specification

Minor features don't require a CREP, and can just be entered in the issue tracking system as a bug or feature. As a rule of thumb, a feature is major if it will take more than a day to implement, or is likely to involve matters of opinion in its design.

A developer may decide that a CREP is too formal and long-winded. The decision to write a CREP is at at their discretion; however, new features MUST always be proposed via email, even if this is just a couple of sentences.

If a feature requires a CREP, the proposer should find a seconder for their idea. This sanity check step happens before a CREP is written to ensure at least the possibility of consensus on the CREP.

Next the proposer should write a CREP, starting by copying and pasting the ​template on the wiki into a new Trac ticket. This will be with a status of "new" and Type of "CREP". The proposer should notify the ​ckan-dev mailing list, and possibly the ​ckan-discuss list for less technical CREPs.

The draft can be discussed via email, verbally, or via the trac ticket. In any case, it is the proposer's responsibility to keep the CREP updated to reflect the current consensus.

Once consensus has been reached, the ticket should be marked with the "accepted" status and assigned to a CKAN release milestone.

When an accepted CREP has been implemented, it should be resolved as "fixed".

If no consensus can be reached on a draft CREP, or for some reason an accepted CREP doesn't get completed, it should be marked as or "wontfix".

If a completed CREP becomes obsolete, it should be marked as "invalid", with a note pointing to the obsoleting ticket(s)

Why do it this way

Given the distributed nature of the core team plus other volunteers, some kind of written procedure is necessary to ensure a fully documented and discussed proposal.

The idea of "Enhancement Proposals" which can be semi-formally proposed and discussed prior to implementation is common in the Open Source world (​PEPs, ​DEPs, ​PLIPs, to name three).

Existing historic proposals exist, called CEPs. The proposed system is called CREP (CKAN revision or enhancement proposal) to disambiguate it from the legacy proposals, and from the delicious fungus Boletus Edulis.

Giving a formal structure to the proposal is useful as it gives the community a means to identify a CREP that's not had sufficient thought or discussion. An informal email thread can easily be lost and important questions (such as backwards compatibility) overlooked. The use of the proposed template empowers any community member to ask the proposer to expand on rationale, deliverables, etc.

The structure chosen is somewhere between Debian's and Plone's. It aims to give a structure to the debate, a clear start at documentation, and also prompt some thinking about implementation and timescales.

All this policy about structure should not be construed as mandatory. In particular, the later fields in the CREP template regarding Implementation Plan may be omitted if the author doesn't find them helpful.

Some projects (e.g. Debian) keep their enhancement proposals in a versioning repository; others (e.g. Plone) keep them in an issue tracking system. Trac is proposed for CKAN because we already use it for small feature proposals and for team planning. It seems unlikely that change tracking on an individual CREP will be useful; a CREP that changes sufficiently from its original form should probably be marked "obselete" and a new CREP started. Using an issue tracking system also means we can easily track CREPs by state.

Backwards Compatibility

Some [​https://bitbucket.org/okfn/ceps/src/76b274888bcf/cep/ legacy enhancement proposals], called CEPs, have previously been started.

They are currently all marked as "active". Any which require discussion should be altered by the proposer to match the new CREP specification and submitted to trac. The original CEP should be updated with a banner at the top pointing a reader to the new CREP.

Any that are now obselete should be clearly marked as such in a banner at the top, pointing a reader to the trac for new CREPs.

Implementation plan

Deliverables

• This CREP, agreed
• Support for proposed statuses in Trac
• Canned reports for listing CREPs in Trac

Risks and mitigations

• That this CREP is agreed, but rarely acted on. This risk can be mitigated by nominating a CREP champion in the community or core team, whose job it is to say "where's the CREP for that?" and generally own the quality of CREPS

Participants

Seb Bacon: as current Documentation Czar (May 2011), responsible for ensuring CREPs are up to date.

Progress

This document is the entire proposal.

It appears that the command

$ paster rights add russianfan admin warandpeace

has no effect, even though

$ paster rights remove russianfan admin warandpeace

works fine. This may be specific to something I've done, could someone confirm?

If it's the case more generally, then I'm assuming this behaviour is untested? Tests should probably be added.

When vdm was created there was no SessionExtension so we use MapperExtension for doing revisioning. Now that SessionExtension? exists we should use it. We can also follow the existing SQLAlchemy recipe: <​http://www.sqlalchemy.org/docs/orm/examples.html?highlight=versioning#versioned-objects>

For Authorization Groups, if you have admin privileges you see view, edit and authz tabs, and if you don't have the necessary privileges you only see the view tab.

For Packages, you see all tabs whatever your permissions, so there's a link you can click on which will redirect you to the login page.

Hi, I get a 500, Internal server error when I enable ckanext-stats. Flavio

I have followed the instruction for installation a configuration of ckanext-storage, but I am getting this error when I try to access the /storage/upload url:

URL: ​http://ckan.emap.fgv.br/storage/upload Module weberror.errormiddleware:162 in call << traceback_supplement = Supplement, self, environ

sr_checker = ResponseStartChecker?(start_response) app_iter = self.application(environ, sr_checker) return self.make_catching_iter(app_iter, environ, sr_checker)

except:

app_iter = self.application(environ, sr_checker)

Module beaker.middleware:73 in call << self.cache_manager)

environ[self.environ_key] = self.cache_manager return self.app(environ, start_response)

return self.app(environ, start_response)

Module beaker.middleware:152 in call << headers.append(('Set-cookie', cookie))

return start_response(status, headers, exc_info)

return self.wrap_app(environ, session_start_response)

def _get_session(self):

return self.wrap_app(environ, session_start_response)

Module routes.middleware:130 in call << environSCRIPT_NAME? = environSCRIPT_NAME?[:-1]

response = self.app(environ, start_response)

# Wrapped in try as in rare cases the attribute will be gone already

response = self.app(environ, start_response)

Module pylons.wsgiapp:124 in call << return % paste.registry.restorer.get_request_id(environ)?

controller = self.resolve(environ, start_response) response = self.dispatch(controller, environ, start_response)

controller = self.resolve(environ, start_response)

Module pylons.wsgiapp:263 in resolve << if self.log_debug:

log.debug("Resolved URL to controller: %r", controller)

return self.find_controller(controller)

def find_controller(self, controller):

return self.find_controller(controller)

Module ckan.config.environment:39 in find_controller << # Check to see if its a dotted name

if '.' in controller or ':' in controller:

mycontroller = pkg_resources.EntryPoint?.parse('x=%s' % controller).load(False) self.controller_classes[controller] = mycontroller return mycontroller

mycontroller = pkg_resources.EntryPoint?.parse('x=%s' % controller).load(False)

Module pkg_resources:1954 in load << def load(self, require=True, env=None, installer=None):

if require: self.require(env, installer) entry = import(self.module_name, globals(),globals(), __name__?) for attr in self.attrs:

try:

entry = import(self.module_name, globals(),globals(), __name__?)

Module ?:87 in <module> << class StorageAPIController(BaseController?):

ofs = get_ofs()

class StorageAPIController(BaseController?):

Module ?:88 in StorageAPIController << class StorageAPIController(BaseController?):

ofs = get_ofs()

@jsonpify

ofs = get_ofs()

Module ?:69 in get_ofs << continue

kw[k[4:]] = v

ofs = get_impl(storage_backend)(kw) return ofs

ofs = get_impl(storage_backend)(kw)

Module ofs.local.pairtreestore:26 in init << self.hashing_type = hashing_type

self.shorty_length = shorty_length self._open_store()

def _open_store(self):

self._open_store()

Module ofs.local.pairtreestore:30 in _open_store << def _open_store(self):

if self.hashing_type:

self._store = PairtreeStorageClient?(self.uri_base, self.storage_dir, shorty_length=self.shorty_length, hashing_type=self.hashing_type)

else:

self._store = PairtreeStorageClient?(self.uri_base, self.storage_dir, shorty_length=shorty_length)

self._store = PairtreeStorageClient?(self.uri_base, self.storage_dir, shorty_length=self.shorty_length, hashing_type=self.hashing_type)

Module pairtree.pairtree_client:91 in init << self._decode = re.compile(r"\^{(..)", re.U)}

self._init_store()

def char2hex(self, m):

self._init_store()

Module pairtree.pairtree_client:264 in _init_store << self.uri_base = prefix

else:

raise NotAPairtreeStoreException

if not os.path.isdir(self.store_dir):

raise NotAPairtreeStoreException

NotAPairtreeStoreException: CGI Variables AUTH_TYPE 'cookie' DOCUMENT_ROOT '/etc/apache2/htdocs' GATEWAY_INTERFACE 'CGI/1.1' HTTP_ACCEPT 'text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8' HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET 'ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.7' HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING 'gzip, deflate' HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE 'pt-br,pt;q=0.8,en-us;q=0.5,en;q=0.3' HTTP_CONNECTION 'keep-alive' HTTP_COOKIE 'utma=4669863.1260802706.1295364409.1306935693.1306960483.86; utmz=4669863.1295364409.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none); SESS61faf7f7d2406929b2f9eb4cbfff17d2=a3306f5d1194cf0d8a51dbf7b42c1259; ckan=d4951177ef995d92f0f987d481bd9180aa0f89e4518921db9cd9b6ac75fdd3fab4a25d06; auth_tkt="c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221flaviouserid_type:unicode"; auth_tkt="c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221flaviouserid_type:unicode"; ckan_user="flavio"; ckan_display_name="Fl\xc3\xa1vio Code\xc3\xa7o Coelho"; ckan_apikey="c139718d-918f-4a2b-b219-e33cb05cbe23"; utmc=4669863; hide_welcome_message=1' HTTP_HOST 'ckan.emap.fgv.br' HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE '115' HTTP_USER_AGENT 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:2.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/4.0.1' PATH_INFO '/storage/upload' PATH_TRANSLATED '/home/flavio/var/srvc/ckan.emap.fgv.br/pyenv/bin/ckan.emap.fgv.br.py/storage/upload' REMOTE_ADDR '10.250.48.110' REMOTE_PORT '57426' REMOTE_USER u'flavio' REMOTE_USER_DATA 'userid_type:unicode' REMOTE_USER_TOKENS [] REQUEST_METHOD 'GET' REQUEST_URI '/storage/upload' SCRIPT_FILENAME '/home/flavio/var/srvc/ckan.emap.fgv.br/pyenv/bin/ckan.emap.fgv.br.py' SERVER_ADDR '10.252.2.60' SERVER_ADMIN '[no address given]' SERVER_NAME 'ckan.emap.fgv.br' SERVER_PORT '80' SERVER_PROTOCOL 'HTTP/1.1' SERVER_SIGNATURE '<address>Apache/2.2.16 (Debian) Server at ckan.emap.fgv.br Port 80</address>\n' SERVER_SOFTWARE 'Apache/2.2.16 (Debian)' WSGI Variables application <beaker.middleware.CacheMiddleware? object at 0x7fc2999a6cd0> beaker.cache <beaker.cache.CacheManager? object at 0x7fc2999a6d90> beaker.get_session <bound method SessionMiddleware?._get_session of <beaker.middleware.SessionMiddleware? object at 0x7fc2999a6d10>> beaker.session {'locale': u'pt_BR', '_accessed_time': 1307373458.4790759, '_creation_time': 1302605470.0245121} mod_wsgi.application_group 'dck093|' mod_wsgi.callable_object 'application' mod_wsgi.handler_script mod_wsgi.input_chunked '0' mod_wsgi.listener_host mod_wsgi.listener_port '80' mod_wsgi.process_group 'ckan' mod_wsgi.request_handler 'wsgi-script' mod_wsgi.script_reloading '1' mod_wsgi.version (3, 3) paste.cookies (<SimpleCookie: SESS61faf7f7d2406929b2f9eb4cbfff17d2='a3306f5d1194cf0d8a51dbf7b42c1259' __utma='4669863.1260802706.1295364409.1306935693.1306960483.86' __utmc='4669863' __utmz='4669863.1295364409.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none)' auth_tkt='c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221flavio!userid_type:unicode' ckan='d4951177ef995d92f0f987d481bd9180aa0f89e4518921db9cd9b6ac75fdd3fab4a25d06' ckan_apikey='c139718d-918f-4a2b-b219-e33cb05cbe23' ckan_display_name='Fl\xc3\xa1vio Code\xc3\xa7o Coelho' ckan_user='flavio' hide_welcome_message='1'>, 'utma=4669863.1260802706.1295364409.1306935693.1306960483.86; utmz=4669863.1295364409.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none); SESS61faf7f7d2406929b2f9eb4cbfff17d2=a3306f5d1194cf0d8a51dbf7b42c1259; ckan=d4951177ef995d92f0f987d481bd9180aa0f89e4518921db9cd9b6ac75fdd3fab4a25d06; auth_tkt="c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221flavio!userid _type:unicode"; auth_tkt="c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221fla...lcome_message=1') paste.registry <paste.registry.Registry object at 0x7fc299de4f50> paste.throw_errors True pylons.environ_config {'session': 'beaker.session', 'cache': 'beaker.cache'} pylons.pylons <pylons.util.PylonsContext? object at 0x7fc299e27d50> pylons.routes_dict {'action': u'index', 'controller': u'ckanext.storage.controller:StorageController'} repoze.who.identity <repoze.who identity (hidden, dict-like) at 140473773131872> repoze.who.logger <logging.Logger instance at 0x7fc2999a3b48> repoze.who.plugins {'openid': <OpenIdIdentificationPlugin? 140473779397008>, 'friendlyform': <FriendlyFormPlugin? 140473777417040>, 'ckan.lib.authenticator:UsernamePasswordAuthenticator': <ckan.lib.authenticator.UsernamePasswordAuthenticator? object at 0x7fc299b93a50>, 'auth_tkt': <AuthTktCookiePlugin? 140473779397136>, 'ckan.lib.authenticator:OpenIDAuthenticator': <ckan.lib.authenticator.OpenIDAuthenticator object at 0x7fc299b934d0>} routes.route <routes.route.Route object at 0x7fc299864090> routes.url <routes.util.URLGenerator object at 0x7fc299e27ed0> webob._parsed_query_vars (GET([]), ) webob.adhoc_attrs {'language': 'en-us'} wsgi process 'Multi process AND threads (?)' wsgi.file_wrapper <built-in method file_wrapper of mod_wsgi.Adapter object at 0x7fc299dae4e0> wsgi.version (1, 1) wsgiorg.routing_args (<routes.util.URLGenerator object at 0x7fc299e27ed0>, {'action': u'index', 'controller': u'ckanext.storage.controller:StorageController'}) Reply Reply to all Forward Reply to all paste@localhost to fccoelho show details 10:17 (2 hours ago)

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CGI Variables AUTH_TYPE 'cookie' DOCUMENT_ROOT '/etc/apache2/htdocs' GATEWAY_INTERFACE 'CGI/1.1' HTTP_ACCEPT 'text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8' HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET 'ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.7' HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING 'gzip, deflate' HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE 'pt-br,pt;q=0.8,en-us;q=0.5,en;q=0.3' HTTP_CONNECTION 'keep-alive' HTTP_COOKIE 'utma=4669863.1260802706.1295364409.1306935693.1306960483.86; utmz=4669863.1295364409.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none); SESS61faf7f7d2406929b2f9eb4cbfff17d2=a3306f5d1194cf0d8a51dbf7b42c1259; ckan=d4951177ef995d92f0f987d481bd9180aa0f89e4518921db9cd9b6ac75fdd3fab4a25d06; auth_tkt="c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221flaviouserid_type:unicode"; auth_tkt="c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221flaviouserid_type:unicode"; ckan_user="flavio"; ckan_display_name="Fl\xc3\xa1vio Code\xc3\xa7o Coelho"; ckan_apikey="c139718d-918f-4a2b-b219-e33cb05cbe23"; utmc=4669863; hide_welcome_message=1' HTTP_HOST 'ckan.emap.fgv.br' HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE '115' HTTP_USER_AGENT 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:2.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/4.0.1' PATH_INFO '/storage/upload' PATH_TRANSLATED '/home/flavio/var/srvc/ckan.emap.fgv.br/pyenv/bin/ckan.emap.fgv.br.py/storage/upload' REMOTE_ADDR '10.250.48.110' REMOTE_PORT '57429' REMOTE_USER u'flavio' REMOTE_USER_DATA 'userid_type:unicode' REMOTE_USER_TOKENS [] REQUEST_METHOD 'GET' REQUEST_URI '/storage/upload' SCRIPT_FILENAME '/home/flavio/var/srvc/ckan.emap.fgv.br/pyenv/bin/ckan.emap.fgv.br.py' SERVER_ADDR '10.252.2.60' SERVER_ADMIN '[no address given]' SERVER_NAME 'ckan.emap.fgv.br' SERVER_PORT '80' SERVER_PROTOCOL 'HTTP/1.1' SERVER_SIGNATURE '<address>Apache/2.2.16 (Debian) Server at ckan.emap.fgv.br Port 80</address>\n' SERVER_SOFTWARE 'Apache/2.2.16 (Debian)' WSGI Variables application <beaker.middleware.CacheMiddleware? object at 0x7fc2999a6cd0> beaker.cache <beaker.cache.CacheManager? object at 0x7fc2999a6d90> beaker.get_session <bound method SessionMiddleware?._get_session of <beaker.middleware.SessionMiddleware? object at 0x7fc2999a6d10>> beaker.session {'locale': u'pt_BR', '_accessed_time': 1307373466.085686, '_creation_time': 1302605470.0245121} mod_wsgi.application_group 'dck093|' mod_wsgi.callable_object 'application' mod_wsgi.handler_script mod_wsgi.input_chunked '0' mod_wsgi.listener_host mod_wsgi.listener_port '80' mod_wsgi.process_group 'ckan' mod_wsgi.request_handler 'wsgi-script' mod_wsgi.script_reloading '1' mod_wsgi.version (3, 3) paste.cookies (<SimpleCookie: SESS61faf7f7d2406929b2f9eb4cbfff17d2='a3306f5d1194cf0d8a51dbf7b42c1259' __utma='4669863.1260802706.1295364409.1306935693.1306960483.86' __utmc='4669863' __utmz='4669863.1295364409.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none)' auth_tkt='c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221flavio!userid_type:unicode' ckan='d4951177ef995d92f0f987d481bd9180aa0f89e4518921db9cd9b6ac75fdd3fab4a25d06' ckan_apikey='c139718d-918f-4a2b-b219-e33cb05cbe23' ckan_display_name='Fl\xc3\xa1vio Code\xc3\xa7o Coelho' ckan_user='flavio' hide_welcome_message='1'>, 'utma=4669863.1260802706.1295364409.1306935693.1306960483.86; utmz=4669863.1295364409.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none); SESS61faf7f7d2406929b2f9eb4cbfff17d2=a3306f5d1194cf0d8a51dbf7b42c1259; ckan=d4951177ef995d92f0f987d481bd9180aa0f89e4518921db9cd9b6ac75fdd3fab4a25d06; auth_tkt="c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221flavio!userid _type:unicode"; auth_tkt="c6c3c3e0b3fe7bb765356659992760b24da43221fla...lcome_message=1') paste.registry <paste.registry.Registry object at 0x7fc29a9da850> paste.throw_errors True pylons.environ_config {'session': 'beaker.session', 'cache': 'beaker.cache'} pylons.pylons <pylons.util.PylonsContext? object at 0x7fc29a9ef950> pylons.routes_dict {'action': u'index', 'controller': u'ckanext.storage.controller:StorageController'} repoze.who.identity <repoze.who identity (hidden, dict-like) at 140473790084352> repoze.who.logger <logging.Logger instance at 0x7fc2999a3b48> repoze.who.plugins {'openid': <OpenIdIdentificationPlugin? 140473779397008>, 'friendlyform': <FriendlyFormPlugin? 140473777417040>, 'ckan.lib.authenticator:UsernamePasswordAuthenticator': <ckan.lib.authenticator.UsernamePasswordAuthenticator? object at 0x7fc299b93a50>, 'auth_tkt': <AuthTktCookiePlugin? 140473779397136>, 'ckan.lib.authenticator:OpenIDAuthenticator': <ckan.lib.authenticator.OpenIDAuthenticator object at 0x7fc299b934d0>} routes.route <routes.route.Route object at 0x7fc299864090> routes.url <routes.util.URLGenerator object at 0x7fc29a9efcd0> webob._parsed_query_vars (GET([]), ) webob.adhoc_attrs {'language': 'en-us'} wsgi process 'Multi process AND threads (?)' wsgi.file_wrapper <built-in method file_wrapper of mod_wsgi.Adapter object at 0x7fc29a9d7d50> wsgi.version (1, 1) wsgiorg.routing_args (<routes.util.URLGenerator object at 0x7fc29a9efcd0>, {'action': u'index', 'controller': u'ckanext.storage.controller:StorageController'})

You can register a user with password and (optional) email address. But if you forget the password you can't then log in again. We need a password reset facility that sends and email with a new password.

The new formalchemy stores dict in a new format.

We need an email function in CKAN to accept messages sent to users. The basic signature will be:

• mail_user(user_obj, subject, body, mime_type='text/plain', headers={})

This has a number of use cases:

• Retrieval of lost passwords
• E-Mail confirmation

Finally, the mail function should be exposed in the API for sysadmin clients. This way we can have scripts traverse CKAN for 404s, invalid data or missing fields and ping users about that automatically (requires traversal by revision, not package, to get the associated users).

Implementation

Note we have already written code like this (*and* tested it) in isitopen:

• ​https://bitbucket.org/okfn/isitopen/src/bb2cbd146fa5/isitopen/lib/mailer.py
• ​https://bitbucket.org/okfn/isitopen/src/bb2cbd146fa5/isitopen/tests/lib/test_mailer.py

In the presentation of data packages, the link in "The information on this page and the downloads / resources are also available using the datapkg command line utility." (​http://knowledgeforge.net/ckan/doc/datapkg/install.html) ends up at the home page of ckan.org

Perhaps link it to ​https://bitbucket.org/okfn/datapkg/overview for now, to save some searching for people who want to find out more?

When upgrading database for cz.ckan.net (psql.okfn.org/cz.okfn.org) an error occurred (see below).

cz.ckan.net has been running on eu3 and this updrade was part of moving it to eu19, with a more recent version of ckan.

In the meantime I've reverted the db to the old version (pre-upgrade).

cz.ckan.net is not working properly until this is fixed.

okfn@eu19:~$ paster --plugin ckan db upgrade --config=/etc/ckan/cz/cz.ini
/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/url.py:105: SADeprecationWarning: The SQLAlchemy PostgreSQL dialect has been renamed from 'postgres' to 'postgresql'. The new URL format is postgresql[+driver]://<user>:<pass>@<host>/<dbname>
  module = __import__('sqlalchemy.dialects.%s' % (dialect, )).dialects
2011-06-29 09:07:41,294 INFO  [migrate.versioning.api] 28 -> 29... 
/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/reflection.py:46: SAWarning: Skipped unsupported reflection of expression-based index idx_pkg_lname
  ret = fn(self, con, *args, **kw)
/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/reflection.py:46: SAWarning: Skipped unsupported reflection of expression-based index idx_pkg_slname
  ret = fn(self, con, *args, **kw)
/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/reflection.py:46: SAWarning: Skipped unsupported reflection of expression-based index idx_pkg_suname
  ret = fn(self, con, *args, **kw)
/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/reflection.py:46: SAWarning: Skipped unsupported reflection of expression-based index idx_pkg_uname
  ret = fn(self, con, *args, **kw)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/bin/paster", line 18, in <module>
    command.run()
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/paste/script/command.py", line 84, in run
    invoke(command, command_name, options, args[1:])
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/paste/script/command.py", line 123, in invoke
    exit_code = runner.run(args)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/paste/script/command.py", line 218, in run
    result = self.command()
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan/lib/cli.py", line 84, in command
    model.repo.upgrade_db()
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan/model/__init__.py", line 163, in upgrade_db
    mig.upgrade(self.metadata.bind, self.migrate_repository, version=version)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/migrate/versioning/api.py", line 185, in upgrade
    return _migrate(url, repository, version, upgrade=True, err=err, **opts)
  File "<string>", line 2, in _migrate
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/migrate/versioning/util/__init__.py", line 160, in with_engine
    return f(*a, **kw)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/migrate/versioning/api.py", line 364, in _migrate
    schema.runchange(ver, change, changeset.step)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/migrate/versioning/schema.py", line 83, in runchange
    change.run(self.engine, step)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/migrate/versioning/script/py.py", line 140, in run
    script_func(engine)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan/migration/versions/029_version_groups.py", line 152, in upgrade
    migrate_engine.execute(q)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/base.py", line 1788, in execute
    return connection.execute(statement, *multiparams, **params)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/base.py", line 1191, in execute
    params)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/base.py", line 1271, in _execute_clauseelement
    return self.__execute_context(context)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/base.py", line 1302, in __execute_context
    context.parameters[0], context=context)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/base.py", line 1401, in _cursor_execute
    context)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/base.py", line 1394, in _cursor_execute
    context)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/ckan_deps/sqlalchemy/engine/default.py", line 299, in do_execute
    cursor.execute(statement, parameters)
sqlalchemy.exc.IntegrityError: (IntegrityError) insert or update on table "package_group_revision" violates foreign key constraint "package_group_revision_continuity_id_fkey"
DETAIL:  Key (continuity_id)=(7f373978-40a0-4848-bdc9-018ad213aa0b) is not present in table "package_group".
 'INSERT INTO package_group_revision (id, package_id, group_id, state, revision_id, continuity_id) VALUES (%(id)s, %(package_id)s, %(group_id)s, %(state)s, %(revision_id)s, %(continuity_id)s)' {'state': u'active', 'package_id': u'14d76e9e-028c-49c1-955b-ef30d4abb970', 'continuity_id': u'7f373978-40a0-4848-bdc9-018ad213aa0b', 'revision_id': u'24a11f58-2ff9-46f3-b113-0bf7f0baf254', 'group_id': u'4b832199-b8e3-4989-9b5d-de8dd6322612', 'id': u'7a3863bd-3054-40c8-bb3d-68b73096c108'}

When package does not exist in ckan catalogue, ckanclient.package_entity_get should raise more specific exception, such as CkanNotFoundError? instead of generic CkanApiError?.

Notes on the CKAN API from Aron:

• Server returns text/html for errors even when "Accept: application/json" header is set.
• DELETE package request requires a Content-Length? Should be 405 Method Not Allowed?
• Tag returned as a JSON object when updating but as a string when requesting. Same with "extras" content.
• How to remove key from "extras" object? Passing None as described in the docs is invalid JSON and using null doesn't work.
• Tags return package names rather than ids when querying GET /tag/{id}
• Doesn't return rendered_text property on package update.
• Relationships use "object" key rather than id or package_id.

As reported on ​ckan-dev:

items in the footer of CKAN ("Packages", "Groups & Tags", "About", "Language", etc.) are shown vertically instead of horizontally in IE7. This works fine in later browsers like IE8, IE9, FF4, and latest Opera and Chrome.

This seems to exist in all recent CKAN versions up to 1.4.1a.

IndexError? exception in genshi.filters.i18n keeps popping up daily.

e.g.

...
Module ckan.controllers.authorization_group:28 in index
<<              items_per_page=20
               )
               return render('authorization_group/index.html')
       
           def read(self, id):
>>  return render('authorization_group/index.html')
Module ckan.lib.base:74 in render
<<      
           return cached_template(template_name, render_template, cache_key=cache_key, 
                                  cache_type=cache_type, cache_expire=cache_expire)
                                  #, ns_options=('method'), method=method)
>>  cache_type=cache_type, cache_expire=cache_expire)
Module pylons.templating:249 in cached_template
<<          return content
           else:
               return render_func()
>>  return render_func()
Module ckan.lib.base:63 in render_template
<<              stream = item.filter(stream)
               
               return literal(stream.render(method=method, encoding=None))
           
           if 'Pragma' in response.headers:
>>  return literal(stream.render(method=method, encoding=None))
Module genshi.core:183 in render
<<              method = self.serializer or 'xml'
               generator = self.serialize(method=method, **kwargs)
               return encode(generator, method=method, encoding=encoding, out=out)
       
           def select(self, path, namespaces=None, variables=None):
>>  return encode(generator, method=method, encoding=encoding, out=out)
Module genshi.output:57 in encode
<<          _encode = lambda string: string
           if out is None:
               return _encode(''.join(list(iterator)))
           for chunk in iterator:
               out.write(_encode(chunk))
>>  return _encode(''.join(list(iterator)))
Module genshi.output:339 in __call__
<<          for filter_ in self.filters:
                   stream = filter_(stream)
               for kind, data, pos in stream:
                   cached = cache_get((kind, data))
                   if cached is not None:
>>  for kind, data, pos in stream:
Module genshi.output:670 in __call__
<<          _gen_prefix = _gen_prefix().next
       
               for kind, data, pos in stream:
                   output = cache_get((kind, data))
                   if output is not None:
>>  for kind, data, pos in stream:
Module genshi.output:771 in __call__
<<          push_text = textbuf.append
               pop_text = textbuf.pop
               for kind, data, pos in chain(stream, [(None, None, None)]):
       
                   if kind is TEXT:
>>  for kind, data, pos in chain(stream, [(None, None, None)]):
Module genshi.output:586 in __call__
<<      def __call__(self, stream):
               prev = (None, None, None)
               for ev in stream:
                   if prev[0] is START:
                       if ev[0] is END:
>>  for ev in stream:
Module genshi.core:288 in _ensure
<<      # unchanged
           yield event
           for event in stream:
               yield event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.core:288 in _ensure
<<      # unchanged
           yield event
           for event in stream:
               yield event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:686 in _unmark
<<      def _unmark(self, stream):
               for mark, event in stream:
                   kind = event[0]
                   if not (kind is None or kind is ATTR or kind is BREAK):
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:1145 in __call__
<<          :param stream: The marked event stream to filter
               """
               for mark, event in stream:
                   yield mark, event
                   if mark is ENTER:
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:714 in __call__
<<          stream = iter(stream)
               next = stream.next
               for mark, event in stream:
                   if mark is None:
                       yield mark, event
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:682 in _mark
<<      def _mark(self, stream):
               for event in stream:
                   yield OUTSIDE, event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.core:288 in _ensure
<<      # unchanged
           yield event
           for event in stream:
               yield event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:686 in _unmark
<<      def _unmark(self, stream):
               for mark, event in stream:
                   kind = event[0]
                   if not (kind is None or kind is ATTR or kind is BREAK):
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module ckanext.googleanalytics.plugin:62 in download_adder
<<              (downloaded %s times)</span>'''
                   count = None
                   for mark, (kind, data, pos) in stream:
                       if mark and kind == START:
                           href = data[1].get('href')
>>  for mark, (kind, data, pos) in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:714 in __call__
<<          stream = iter(stream)
               next = stream.next
               for mark, event in stream:
                   if mark is None:
                       yield mark, event
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:682 in _mark
<<      def _mark(self, stream):
               for event in stream:
                   yield OUTSIDE, event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.core:288 in _ensure
<<      # unchanged
           yield event
           for event in stream:
               yield event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:686 in _unmark
<<      def _unmark(self, stream):
               for mark, event in stream:
                   kind = event[0]
                   if not (kind is None or kind is ATTR or kind is BREAK):
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:1175 in __call__
<<          """
               callable_value = hasattr(self.value, '__call__')
               for mark, (kind, data, pos) in stream:
                   if mark is ENTER:
                       if callable_value:
>>  for mark, (kind, data, pos) in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:714 in __call__
<<          stream = iter(stream)
               next = stream.next
               for mark, event in stream:
                   if mark is None:
                       yield mark, event
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:682 in _mark
<<      def _mark(self, stream):
               for event in stream:
                   yield OUTSIDE, event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.core:288 in _ensure
<<      # unchanged
           yield event
           for event in stream:
               yield event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:686 in _unmark
<<      def _unmark(self, stream):
               for mark, event in stream:
                   kind = event[0]
                   if not (kind is None or kind is ATTR or kind is BREAK):
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:1145 in __call__
<<          :param stream: The marked event stream to filter
               """
               for mark, event in stream:
                   yield mark, event
                   if mark is ENTER:
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:714 in __call__
<<          stream = iter(stream)
               next = stream.next
               for mark, event in stream:
                   if mark is None:
                       yield mark, event
>>  for mark, event in stream:
Module genshi.filters.transform:682 in _mark
<<      def _mark(self, stream):
               for event in stream:
                   yield OUTSIDE, event
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.template.base:618 in _include
<<                      tmpl = self.loader.load(href, relative_to=event[2][0],
                                                   cls=cls or self.__class__)
                           for event in tmpl.generate(ctxt, **vars):
                               yield event
                       except TemplateNotFound:
>>  for event in tmpl.generate(ctxt, **vars):
Module genshi.template.base:618 in _include
<<                      tmpl = self.loader.load(href, relative_to=event[2][0],
                                                   cls=cls or self.__class__)
                           for event in tmpl.generate(ctxt, **vars):
                               yield event
                       except TemplateNotFound:
>>  for event in tmpl.generate(ctxt, **vars):
Module genshi.template.base:618 in _include
<<                      tmpl = self.loader.load(href, relative_to=event[2][0],
                                                   cls=cls or self.__class__)
                           for event in tmpl.generate(ctxt, **vars):
                               yield event
                       except TemplateNotFound:
>>  for event in tmpl.generate(ctxt, **vars):
Module genshi.template.base:605 in _include
<<          from genshi.template.loader import TemplateNotFound
       
               for event in stream:
                   if event[0] is INCLUDE:
                       href, cls, fallback = event[1]
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.template.markup:378 in _match
<<                      for event in self._match(self._flatten(template, ctxt,
                                                                  **vars),
                                                    ctxt, start=idx + 1, **vars):
                               yield event
>>  ctxt, start=idx + 1, **vars):
Module genshi.template.markup:327 in _match
<<                      break
       
               for event in stream:
       
                   # We (currently) only care about start and end events for matching
>>  for event in stream:
Module genshi.template.base:545 in _flatten
<<          while 1:
                   for kind, data, pos in stream:
       
                       if kind is START and data[1]:
>>  for kind, data, pos in stream:
Module genshi.filters.i18n:177 in _generate
<<                  msgbuf.append(*previous)
                       previous = None
                   for event in msgbuf.translate(gettext(msgbuf.format())):
                       yield event
                   if previous:
>>  for event in msgbuf.translate(gettext(msgbuf.format())):
Module genshi.filters.i18n:1029 in translate
<<                      )
       
               parts = parse_msg(string)
               parts_counter = {}
               for order, string in parts:
>>  parts = parse_msg(string)
Module genshi.filters.i18n:1143 in parse_msg
<<      if string:
               parts.append((stack[-1], string))
       
           return parts
>>  parts.append((stack[-1], string))
IndexError: list index out of range

The right hand side of ​thedatahub.org login screen is a little confusing:

    Not a member?

    Join CKAN to contribute packages under your own name.

     - Register
     - Reset your password
     - Privacy Policy

Suggested improvements to make:

• replace CKAN with thedatahub.org
• in general, edit the copy to be more inviting
• remove "Reset your password" from that bubble
• move the privacy policy link to somewhere less prominent

When you edit a package in the web form, if the notes field had \n as the End Of Line symbol, it gets lost when you preview or save the package, and the notes field is displayed all on one line.

This can be seen when editing annakarenina (as created by 'paster create-test-data'). The diff shows for example:

- Some test notes
+ Some test notes
?                +

but it would more clearly be shown as:

- Some test notes\n
+ Some test notes
?                ++

This is a significant problem with DGU, since a lot comes in via the API.

It's not clear what we should do about it. We could standardise on \n or \r\n when the form submission comes in. Do different browsers on different platforms do different things with EOLs?

Analysis

Displaying the package: the Markdown processor respects both EOLs when displaying the field, putting each line in a <p> tag.

Creating the package edit form: placed into <textfield>.

Browser displaying package edit form: <textfield> displays \n and \r\n as EOL. But \n\n gets compressed to one EOL. But on submission, both are returned as \r\n.

Receiving the edited package: Somewhere along the line the EOL gets converted to \n\n.

Occasionally see this problem when producing an error page. Here's an example

WebApp Error: <type 'exceptions.TypeError'>: You cannot set the body to a unicode value without a charset
URL: http://at.ckan.net/authorizationgroup/new
Module weberror.errormiddleware:162 in __call__
<<              __traceback_supplement__ = Supplement, self, environ
                   sr_checker = ResponseStartChecker(start_response)
                   app_iter = self.application(environ, sr_checker)
                   return self.make_catching_iter(app_iter, environ, sr_checker)
               except:
>>  app_iter = self.application(environ, sr_checker)
Module beaker.middleware:73 in __call__
<<                                                     self.cache_manager)
               environ[self.environ_key] = self.cache_manager
               return self.app(environ, start_response)
>>  return self.app(environ, start_response)
Module beaker.middleware:152 in __call__
<<                          headers.append(('Set-cookie', cookie))
                   return start_response(status, headers, exc_info)
               return self.wrap_app(environ, session_start_response)
           
           def _get_session(self):
>>  return self.wrap_app(environ, session_start_response)
Module routes.middleware:130 in __call__
<<                  environ['SCRIPT_NAME'] = environ['SCRIPT_NAME'][:-1]
               
               response = self.app(environ, start_response)
               
               # Wrapped in try as in rare cases the attribute will be gone already
>>  response = self.app(environ, start_response)
Module pylons.wsgiapp:125 in __call__
<<          
               controller = self.resolve(environ, start_response)
               response = self.dispatch(controller, environ, start_response)
               
               if 'paste.testing_variables' in environ and hasattr(response,
>>  response = self.dispatch(controller, environ, start_response)
Module pylons.wsgiapp:324 in dispatch
<<          if log_debug:
                   log.debug("Calling controller class with WSGI interface")
               return controller(environ, start_response)
           
           def load_test_env(self, environ):
>>  return controller(environ, start_response)
Module ckan.lib.base:117 in __call__
<<          # available in environ['pylons.routes_dict']    
               try:
                   return WSGIController.__call__(self, environ, start_response)
               finally:
                   model.Session.remove()
>>  return WSGIController.__call__(self, environ, start_response)
Module pylons.controllers.core:284 in __call__
<<              if log_debug:
                       log.debug("Calling Response object to return WSGI data")
                   return response(environ, self.start_response)
               
               if log_debug:
>>  return response(environ, self.start_response)
Module webob.exc:248 in __call__
<<              return []
               if not self.body and not self.empty_body:
                   return self.generate_response(environ, start_response)
               return Response.__call__(self, environ, start_response)
>>  return self.generate_response(environ, start_response)
Module webob.exc:239 in generate_response
<<              status=self.status,
                   headerlist=headerlist,
                   content_type=content_type
               )
               return resp(environ, start_response)
>>  content_type=content_type
Module webob.response:94 in __init__
<<                  if charset is None:
                           raise TypeError(
                               "You cannot set the body to a unicode value without a charset")
                       body = body.encode(charset)
                   self._body = body
>>  "You cannot set the body to a unicode value without a charset")
TypeError: You cannot set the body to a unicode value without a charset

On the CKAN home page there is no suggestion that you can add or register a dataset. The 'Register a dataset' option has been removed at some point! (only visible to users that have registered - why would they do that when the benefits aren't described?)

curl http://ckan.net/api/action/package_show -d '{"name": "uk-quango-data"}'

This gives 500 error due to KeyError? (it looked for the 'id' param), rather than 400.

A possible bug in CKAN when I tried deleting users using "paster --plugin=ckan user delete" command.

To reproduce the bug do the following:

1. Create a user with an ID (which in my case was a user's full name)

that contains non-unicode caracters like Norwegian "æ", "ø", or "å".

2. Make sure that you can see something like the example below:

(pyenv) rm@mycomputer:$ paster --plugin=ckan user Users: name=Rustæm

3. Then try deleting the user with following command:

(pyenv) rm@mycomputer:$ paster --plugin=ckan user delete "Rustæm"

You should now get a python encoding error. I know that this is quite rare case, but in our case it caused some trouble. Could you guys have a look at this bug?

CKAN ver. 1.3.3.

We get this i18n error for the URL ​http://no.ckan.net/authorizationgroup (which runs 1.4.2 with Norwegian translation). I'm not sure why it occurs. Fixing it is low importance though, because this site doesn't use Authorization Group feature

Usually caused by bots. The user does not appear to be logged in.

WebApp Error: <type 'exceptions.IndexError'>: list index out of range
...
Module genshi.filters.i18n:177 in _generate
<<                  msgbuf.append(*previous)
                       previous = None
                   for event in msgbuf.translate(gettext(msgbuf.format())):
                       yield event
                   if previous:
>>  for event in msgbuf.translate(gettext(msgbuf.format())):
Module genshi.filters.i18n:1029 in translate
<<                      )
       
               parts = parse_msg(string)
               parts_counter = {}
               for order, string in parts:
>>  parts = parse_msg(string)
Module genshi.filters.i18n:1143 in parse_msg
<<      if string:
               parts.append((stack[-1], string))
       
           return parts
>>  parts.append((stack[-1], string))
IndexError: list index out of range

There is some evidence pointing to CKAN handling memory inefficiently or even leaking under certain conditions:

When we migrated ckan.net/thedatahub.org from eu7.okfn.org (32bit) to s053.okserver.org (64bit) (​ticket) we experienced extraordinary memory usage peaks (​ticket). Here are the observed value with Apache default settings:

• eu7, mpm-prefork: base level ~0.6GB, peaks up to 2GB
• s055, mpm-prefork: base level ~1GB, peaks up to 4GB
• s055, mpm-worker: base level ~1.5GB, peaks up to 6GB

William reduced the life-time of a WSGI CKAN process from 500 requests down to 25 requests (​changeset). This (together with two other tweaks) changed the situation drastically:

• s055, mpm-event: base level ~1.4GB, no peaks

This suggests that the more requests a CKAN processes serves over time, the more memory it consumes, aka bad memory management or a leak.

To prove this theory, one could reduce the total number of WSGI CKAN processes as much as possible without killing the performance (e.g. down to processes=3), and then observing the relation between maximum-requests=25...500 and memory consumption.

On 14/09/11 17:49, David Read wrote:

Someone to do a bit of top-down memory-use profiling would be very useful. Also useful would be something in the tests that reported what test cases use lots of memory - this could be in the nose plugin.

+1

Currently there is a problem because the docs guide us to set the sqlalchemy url to use 'localhost' i.e. loopback, whereas paster commands don't specify '-h localhost' so use unix sockets (you need to do 'sudo -u postgres'). These should be the same.

Also do we need to tell people to add a line to their postgres authentication config /etc/postgresql/8.4/main/pg_hba.conf to help things? Florian suggests:

local   std         std                          md5

/etc/postgresql/8.4/main/pg_hba.conf

Rufus decided this was more trouble than it was worth.

Removes ckan/lib/cache.py

Using local image rather than the same image at assets.okfn.org reduces dependency on another server that may be down, slow or remote. James agrees.

There are issues with setting the site's language according to the browser detection:

• Many browsers have the language setting incorrectly set. e.g. people who download US versions of Mozilla, pirated US copies in the far east.

• Although thedatahub.org has a worldwide audience, many CKAN instances are designed for a particular country's citizens. So Open Berlin should probably be in German as default for all.

I suggest the site should have a default language saved in the config. The browser language *should* be detected, and that prompts a flash message offering to change to that language. And if you change language that is saved in the cookie (as we currently do).

Then do some testing to see if this suits people.

e.g. package_register_get.

1. Call ckan.logic.action.update:package_update()
2. Pass in a context dict with "allow_partial_update":True
3. Pass in a partial data dict containing only the package's ID and those fields that you want to update (e.g. title).

=> All of the package's resource will have their statuses changed to "deleted".

The "allow_partial_update" option should apply to the resource lists of packages, but it does not.

From Jan Kučera <elquenor@…>

I have also tried to use extras fields to store information about relationships between datasets. I found out that if you first add relationship using CKAN API into dataset relationships attribute and than you add extras field for the same relationship with key in format "parent_of:dataset_name" or "child_of:dataset_name", storing this extras field will clear all relationships in relationships attribute stored earlier.

I might be some kind of bug but I suppose you will know better. Is it possible to use relationships attribute and extras field for relationships at the same time?

Form refactor.

New create/edit package form wizard for DGU. See attached spec.

We need a way to track changes on the registry (datasets edited or updated), globally and on a per country/publisher/etc. basis. RSS and Atom feeds are really popular, and after closing #191 and #1498 crating them from the search results should be fairly easy.

The following URLs are pretty self-explanatory:

http://localhost:5000/feed/registry.rss

http://localhost:5000/feed/country/AF.rss
http://localhost:5000/feed/publisher/worldbank.rss
http://localhost:5000/feed/organisation_type/10.rss

As we need to implement custom wrappers for countries, publishers, etc, we might as well offer a fully customizable feed, e.g.:

http://localhost:5000/feed/custom.rss?q=activity_count:[* TO 100]
http://localhost:5000/feed/custom.rss?publishertype=primary_source

Apart from the actual feeds, there will be a small amount of work at the template level to add the links to the suitable pages (and maybe a generic page showing all available feeds)

As part of #1574 we decided that it would be better for webstore (and future external services) to be able to authenticate simply with CKAN-Core.

Currently webstore access the CKAN database to obtain the key for the user but it would be better if this connection was not so tightly bound and that webstore used an API as any other external service might.

Need to discuss further with dread

Set-up publicdata.eu to harvest datasets at rs.ckan.net (Serbian community CKAN).

Provide configuration for reverse proxying that will correctly handle the mapping of a URL to a sub-folder (using X-SCRIPT-NAME)

• Analysis of the best solution [1d]

• Implement reverse proxying in tandem with #1653 [2d]

• Document and store the configuration files. [1d]

Implement proxy caching for performance gains

• Analysis of best solution and what we can deliver in a reasonable time [2d]

• Checks for presence of cookie 'auth_tkt' and appropriate setup for media [2d]

• Remove session requirements for user who isn't logged in [3d]

• Document the configuration and setup so that it can be easily modified and replicated [1d]

How big is it? How are we going to store it? etc.

Document all of the changes and usage for #1574 so that we can mark it 'done done'.

Make sure we document any setup issues/processes and the settings.py setup required for CKAN so that Mark can announce next week and it should be easily deployable/testable.

Internal (perhaps in README somewhere or wiki): how does process work, where does data end up and in what order etc

External: here's how to configure it and here's what you get ... (goes in main sphinx docs)

The admin extension allows deleted datasets to be viewed, but there is no equivalent in the API. The package_list API call filters to just 'state=active' datasets.

'state' could be a parameter on the package_list call

• Easy to call and implement
• But getting permissions right for the different state values may not be easy - maybe a separate logic function is better?

We should try and move register_pluggable_behaviour into environment and out of routing as it is causing import issues when using simple search.

These functions already take a map and so they should be fine any time after the call to make_map

I get this warning when viewing the home page:

event.layerX and event.layerY are broken and deprecated in WebKit. They will be removed from the engine in the near future.

CKAN: latest master Browser: Chrome Ubuntu

Minor, but worth checking?