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Cooper-cms, a really simple cms built with django that probably suitable for company site. It has testimonial, team, content and blog (of course :) ) modules. I know its not fancy as django-cms but it will suit for some simple company site though https://bitbucket.org/avenpace/cooper-cms

When you are using python-oauth2 from simplegeo on your Google App Engine instance, you'll get some exception that cause by "ImportError: No module named httplib2" Yes, apparently httplib2 are not supported by GAE and instead they oblige you to use google.appengine.api.urlfetch.fetch instead So I hack python-oauth2 to use google.appengine.api.urlfetch.fetch You can found my python-oauth2 fork on https://github.com/avenpace/python-oauth2

Its been a really long time since I post something here For some dumb reason, I forgot my blogger login/password :hammer: Anyway, since I'm now heavily work with django stuff Here are some django related projects that hopefully can benefit anyone who need it * django-currency_rate, simple django app that can give you realtime currency rate base on http://themoneyconverter.com . Owh its even can calculate the rate with templatetag :) https://github.com/avenpace/django-exchange_rate

Since there's a lot of changes from pcmcia-cs to pcmciautils, pcmcia operation suppose to be easier because it now work with hotplug. That mean when the card got inserted to the laptop, linux will just recognize it in a zap. But that's just doesn't work for sierra aircard 555 while you using suse 10. To make your aircard 555 work on suse 10, you need to fiddle around a bit with linux kernel. Owww and you will need you kernel source because we need to recompile the serial_cs module! First, make sure when you insert the card to pcmcia slot and the pcmciautils recognize your card type "pccardctl info" then you should get following output on your shell ong@saintlucifer:~> pccardctl status Socket 0: command 'status' not yet handled by pccardctl o3ng@saintlucifer:~> pccardctl info PRODID_1="Sierra Wireless" PRODID_2="AirCard 555" PRODID_3="A555" PRODID_4="Rev 1" MANFID=0192,a555 FUNCID=6 Then you need to get Aircard

I try to create midcom site, when I run following command php /usr/local/lib/php/midcom/lib/midgard/admin/sitegroup/bin/create-host.php -u admin -p password --sitegroup_id 0 --topic_midcom midgard.admin.sitewizard --hostname localhost --host_prefix /sitewizard --extend_style template_Midgard --topic_name "Midgard Site Wizard" I got the following error PHP Warning: main(/usr/local/lib/php/midcom/lib/midgard/admin/sitegroup/bin/../../../../midcom/helper/hostconfig.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/local/lib/php/midcom/lib/midgard/admin/sitegroup/bin/create-host.php on line 19 Warning: main(/usr/local/lib/php/midcom/lib/midgard/admin/sitegroup/bin/../../../../midcom/helper/hostconfig.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/local/lib/php/midcom/lib/midgard/admin/sitegroup/bin/create-host.php on line 19 PHP Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required '/usr/local/lib/php/midcom/lib/midgard/admin/sitegroup/bin/../../../../mi

If you use MessageDigest in java to encrypt string, you wont get hash like other language does. So you need to convert the result so that you can compare the hash result with other output that produce by diff language. Found the function on the java net forum private static String baToHexString(byte byteValues[]) { byte singleChar = 0; if (byteValues == null || byteValues.length <= 0) return null; String entries[] = { "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f" }; StringBuffer out = new StringBuffer(byteValues.length * 2); for (int i = 0; i < byteValues.length; i++) { singleChar = (byte) (byteValues[i] & 0xF0); singleChar = (byte) (singleChar >>> 4);